A: Hey guys, how are you doing? What are you studying?

B: Hi, I'm studying marketing. It's a career that requires skills in data
analysis and creativity to develop effective campaigns. There are
many different aspects to marketing, including market research,
branding, and advertising.
C: I'm studying civil engineering. It's a career that requires technical
and project management skills to oversee the construction of large
structures like buildings, bridges, and highways. There are also many
different specialties within civil engineering, such as structural
engineering and transportation engineering.
A: That's fascinating. What kind of skills do you need to be successful
in your respective fields?
B: In marketing, it's important to have communication and persuasion
skills. You need to be able to communicate your ideas clearly and
persuasively to clients and consumers. Analytical skills are also
important for measuring the impact of campaigns and making data-
driven decisions.
C: In civil engineering, you need strong math and problem-solving
skills. You also need to be able to manage projects and teams
effectively, so leadership skills are important as well. Attention to detail
and the ability to think critically are also crucial.
A: Those are some impressive skills. What are your long-term career
goals?
B: I would like to work for an international marketing company and
gain experience developing global campaigns. Eventually, I want to
start my own marketing firm.
C: My goal is to gain experience in the construction of large structures
and work on important projects that will have a positive impact on my
community. I want to eventually become a project manager and lead
teams on large-scale projects.
A: Those are both great goals. Do you have any concerns about the
job market or finding employment after graduation?
B: Yes, the job market in marketing is quite competitive, so I know I'll
have to work hard to stand out. But I'm confident that with the right
skills and experience, I'll be able to find a great job. I want to gain as
much experience as possible and learn from successful marketers.
C: I'm a little concerned about the job market in civil engineering as
well, especially with the current state of the economy. But I'm hopeful
that there will still be opportunities available, and I'm willing to work
hard to make myself a competitive candidate. I want to continue
learning and expanding my skillset to increase my chances of finding
a job in my field.
A: It sounds like you both have the drive and determination to