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Vidur Rajpal | Fresher

How to make connections and ask for referrals?

There are basically 2 ways of connecting through LinkedIn. The first one, you should find and connect with people who have some commonality with you (someone with same college/company/city etc.). This connection has a higher chance of giving you a referral because they would connect with your journey, your pain points and empathize with you much better. The second way is to work on your LinkedIn profile, use the platform to showcase your skills and post relevant stuff on it. There is no other way but to write some creative cold messages and reaching out to more and more folks on the platform.

Ansh mishra | Fresher

How to find mentors in the software industry ?

First you need to understand in what areas you want a mentor and what are your expectations. You may be a engineer, you might want to grow in your domain, or switch to a different role like product or manager. So you need to understand in what areas you want to be mentored and as a the next step you need you figure out whom to reach out to. Filter out the people you have been inspired by, it can be in your workplace or outside in forums like linkedin or someone whom you feel comfortable with, you need not have to right away choose them. If you many options you can try to set 1:1's with each of them and understand who would suit you best. Keep in mind you can change your mentors after some time, when you feel like you have learnt their skills and you right away know what would be their approach or answer before you reach out to them.

Sneha Mehra | Working Professional

How to fill up the ‘Experience’ section in resume being a fresher?

You can definitely get short term and long term internships through Linkedin and other platforms. If you are in your 1st/2nd year of college they do not really expect you to have a lot of experience and some good projects can actually make up for it!

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