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There’s a myth society has struggled to dispel for many decades that keeps college students optimistic about the reality following graduation: having a degree makes it easier to get a good job.
The truth …
If you have not yet secured a job or internship for next summer, you may be worried about fielding questions from family members during the holidays.
Isenberg’s Office of Career Success understands that you may be anxious about these conversations, …
The minutes, days, and sometimes even weeks after a job interview may bring a flurry of excitement and, also, questions. Did I touch on all of the topics I wanted to bring up? Did I effectively answer this or that …
It’s exciting to begin the search for your dream job, especially when you feel like you’ve finally honed in on what you want to do in your career. But the process of sifting through job listings, tidying up your resume, …
Negotiating salary, especially when it’s your first job offer, can be daunting and even nerve-racking. Yet most companies expect you to negotiate; if you don’t, you might leave money on the table. Don’t know how to negotiate salary? We’ll show …
In the world of job hunting, patience is indeed a virtue.
You’ve submitted your meticulously crafted application materials or aced that crucial interview, and now you’re eagerly awaiting the response from the hiring manager. We all wish for a swift …
Glassdoor just released their list of the best places to work in 2023. View the list here!
Interested in working for one of these companies and want to see what it’s like first? Check out the virtual work experiences available …
Below are five tips that will help you prove that you’re proactive, enthusiastic, skilled, and collegial—which will maximize your chances of securing a full-time offer at the end of your internship.
1. Build strong relationships
Whether it’s your supervisor, coworker, …
You may be tempted to simply apply for a job in your industry without researching trends that will shape that field in the present and future.
After all, you already work in that field, so you have nothing new to …
As you begin your job search journey, you have learned much about the process. Having worked in a mid-level role for six years, you were confident about your ability to secure a senior-level position.
Early in your search, you sought …
