Establish Where You Want to Work - The first step to finding the right job is to establish where you want to work and what you want to be doing.
Identify your priorities - As you identify and implement your priorities, it is important not to feel that you need to have the same priorities as those around you or that there is a mandatory set of priorities for everyone in your field.
Leverage Your Connections - Making use of your connections is a great way to find jobs that you’re suitable for.
Create a customized application - If you are fully committed to one specific type of job, you may be able to get by with a single resume.
Research Your Local Area - Another method of finding an available opening for recent graduates is to research your local area.
Apply for Internships - The benefit of doing an internship is that many of them are paid, which means you can start earning while you learn the skills that will help you transition into a higher-level role.
Begin early and be patient - Finding work can take time. Start looking for it while you are still in graduate school, and try not to be discouraged if you do not have full-time employment in your field upon graduation.