Gaining experience is key to job search success: Students can gain valuable experience through internships, summer employment related to career goals, volunteering, participating in faculty-lead research and gaining leadership in on-campus clubs and activities related to their field.
Most jobs are international in some respect.
Job seeking methods have changed, but not really. The internet plays a role with employers averaging 14% of their hires through that pipeline. As the previous percentage suggests, the student who relies solely on the internet is conducting a poor job search. Networking is still the number one way to get a job with upwards of 70% of jobs acquired through this method.