Whether you have been searching for months or days, take a moment to build a strong foundation for your search. Here are three areas to focus first:
Learn How To Search, Develop and Use Your Strategy
Congratulations! You’ve got a stable search if you are:
confidently submitting online applications
reaching out to people at the organizations that most interest you to find a network of professional supporters irrespective of whether they have an active job posting …
If your search is not getting the results you want, it’s time to troubleshoot. First, start with the basics and move on to advanced search techniques. Contact a coach (Chloe Benjamin, Angelica Blanks, Jenny Johnson and Cameo Hartz) using Teams …
If you’re wondering how to introduce yourself in a way that makes a distinctive and positive impact, pick one of these tasks that suits what you need!
Review our “Talk about Yourself” materials to make a precise decision …
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Discovering your career path is about more than simply finding a job or internship. It’s about finding your own unique …
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What to expect from the career fair:
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In contrast to the conventional job interview, the information interview is not part of the candidate selection process. It is …
Networking is a process through which you thoughtfully create and sustain relationships to exchange information. The most successful networking, like …
