Case Study #1- Read the scenario and answer the questions given the information below. You're 23 years old and you're graduating from college this fall. You're a little worried about finding a job since most students graduate in the spring and look for jobs in the summer. You're also worried because you haven't done an internship and have no serious job prospects. You read an article titled 8 tips for December college graduates on how to land that first job. While there may be challenges, looking for a job in December isn't necessarily a bad thing."There is a unique environment that we have not seen in decades," said Johnny C. Taylor Jr., president and CEO of the Society of Human Resource Management. "This particular December, [graduates] are walking into one of the hottest job markets ever." 1. What is the current unemployment rate? Why do you care? 2. What is a disadvantage of graduating from college and looking for a job in December? 3. What is a disadvantage of graduating from college and looking for a job in the spring? 4. In your opinion, which of the eight tips is the most important? Why? 5. What are 'power skills'? How do they help you get a job? 6. What is networking? How does it help you get a job? 7. The article suggests that you should be careful with social media. How can social media prevent you from getting a career? 8. You watch a controversial YouTube video that suggests that you shouldn't follow your passion. Do you agree or disagree? Why? 9. You're thinking about staying in school and getting a Masters in Business Administration (MBA). Why do people with postgraduate degrees usually earn more income?