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From our childhood, we are told to work hard as conventionally that is the way to success. But as we grow up, we realize that it's not only hard work that takes a person to be successful. So for the majority of life, we think that it's luck that acts as the major driving force behind someone who is successful as well as someone who is not. But the truth is that someone who truly believes in hard work doesn't really have to be dependent on the charm of luck for their success. It is true that hard work is the major ingredient in the recipe of success but for garnishing, there are some extra skills that you need to learn in order to be successful. GenZ and Millennials know the importance of LinkedIn and how networking helps you in getting closer to your targets. But what most people lack in their set of information regarding getting jobs is that networking is not just limited to the virtual world but also is very much prevalent in practical life as well. In order to get the internships of your choice and crack any job interview that you desire you must learn how to initiate small talks and how to become a persuasive speaker. Some people may call it sycophancy but in reality, it really works for everyone. Just relying on your academic records and relentlessly obtaining piles of degrees will not get you the job that you want. You must learn how to ask for it and talk about it. By doing so, even though you might have lesser skills than most people competing with you, still you will be able to get the job. A lot of students and professionals have vouched for this technique. Make sure that you have professional body language and answer with patience in every situation. You might also have to carry a fake smile on your face every time but if it makes you money and gets you the job that you've been dreaming about then it's worth it in the end.