💨 Abstract
On A-level results day, Emily Allen discusses why university might not always be the best route into the world of work. After graduating, Allen struggled with the demands of her first job in PR, feeling underprepared and inadequate. Despite excelling academically, she found the corporate world's fast pace and expectations overwhelming. Her anxiety and fear of failure led to daily tears and withdrawal. Seeking a counselor specializing in career coaching changed her outlook.
Courtesy: Emily Allen
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