Insights, advice, and perspectives from the Career Center
I recently spoke with Leigh Ann Muth-Waring about what employers are looking for in students, from the skills and experiences they value to the feedback employers want students to hear. We also …
Insights, advice, and perspectives from the Career Center
When you hear the word recruitment what comes to mind? A career fair? An interview? An information session?
Well, recruitment can be all of that and more!
At Duke, recruitment is the …
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Intentionally examining job descriptions is an essential step to prepare for tailoring your resume and successfully completing the professional interview.
If you have additional questions on how to tailor your resume consider scheduling an appointment with a …
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We’re back at the top of another academic year. Phew… time really flies. Whether you’re returning to campus, continuing your search after graduation, or exploring opportunities more broadly, now is a good time to take stock of …
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I’ve been on vacation for a few weeks, so this month’s post is coming a bit later than normal. This is also me trying to practice what I preach a bit.
If you see something from the …
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Cameo Hartz (she/her or they/them) The Spring Forward initiative is an exciting collaboration between DukeLIFE and the Duke Career Center, specifically tailored to offer valuable …
Duke offers many great student employment opportunities both on campus and off campus within the community of Durham. Here a …
Unlock Professional Success with ‘Dear Pathfinder’
Are you a current student or young professional on the road to professional achievement …
Coming to Duke can be overwhelming at first, particularly with the influx of Duke specific terms and concepts for you …
Diversity Employers offers a job board with career opportunities that specifically target new college graduates of diverse backgrounds in every …
In this on-demand session from Careers on Air with Google, you can sign up to learn more about First-Generation Students …
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