They say, when looking for your initial job, it’s best not to accept the first one offered. It’s a common misconception to believe this is because, in desperation, you’ll be accepting the lowest offer. The more likely problem is, in desperation, you may be embarking on the wrong career track. What should you do instead? Read the answer in this week’s Carosa Commentary “A Career vs. A Calling.”
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