If you entered adulthood without knowing what a 401(k) is, don’t feel bad. Most people don’t take the time to really learn about it until they land their first job and their employer offers one.
But for many people, it …
Original post appeared on LinkedIn and was written by Rachel Graham, University Relations Manager
If you’re offered an internship, job, university acceptance, graduate program, etc. that you’re not going to take, decline it!!
Almost always, there are limited positions for …
The Career Center understands that choosing between multiple job or internship offers can be tough. FOMO (fear of missing out) may tempt you to keep searching even after accepting an offer, but honoring your commitments is essential for your professional …
Originally published by The Muse Editors on 6/24/2024
Whether you’re starting a new job or gunning for a promotion at your current one, we all know that understanding how to negotiate salary is key. Or do we?
According to Fidelity …
Here is a short list of some common benefits currently being offered at many organizations across the sector. Take a read through to understand what each benefit means, as well as what questions to ask (and what you may want …
Originally published in the April 10, 2017 edition of Harvard Business Review
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You got the job. Now for the hard part: deciding whether to accept it or not. Start by doing your homework. Determine if the …
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Ah, money. We all think about it plenty, but it can be so uncomfortable to bring up in conversation—especially when the topic is that you deserve more of it! When it comes to negotiating your salary for a new job, …
When a recruiter emails and invites you to interview for a job, your split-second reaction can range from “YESSSSS” to “ugh.” The “YESSSSS” next steps are pretty straightforward: You respond, schedule it, prepare for it, and shine bright like a …
Have you wondered what an employer was thinking? Or tried to imagine their perspective in a situation. We wanted to better understand the employer prospective at the stage where a student accepts or declines an offer. To do this, we …
