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Curiosity is the key to progress from entry-level to dream job — Jo Barr.

When searching for an entry-level role, cast your net wide and think of the big picture, says Head of Talent Acquisition at MECCA Brands Jo Barr.

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Curiosity is the key to progress from entry-level to dream job — Jo Barr.

When searching for an entry-level role, cast your net wide and think of the big picture, says Head of Talent Acquisition at MECCA Brands Jo Barr.

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My top tip to a graduate getting into the workforce: be curious! It’s amazing what can happen if are curious and committed. Entry-level roles can lead to your dream job if you utilise the opportunity.

Don’t fixate on a narrow role. Be as open-minded as you can as you may learn so much from a role you may not have considered. It may open your eyes to even more career options.

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