Two things I learned after hearing the panelist discussion today is you should always work towards a common goal and impressions definitely matter. Having a positive impression can help seek a job faster. It makes you look good and helps show the type of person you are. I also learned that you should not be afraid to speak your mind and you should try and have fun. Overall, over the next few years I will try my best to not hold back any opinions and work towards always showing a positive first impression.
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