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How to get the most out of college
It’s no secret that college is a quick affair. One day you’re figuring out which building is where and which professor is which, the next you’re making your postgraduate plans. So – how do you ensure you get a good … Continue reading
The top three reasons you should have a portfolio
More and more often, job applications are being updated to include a little dialogue box known as the “portfolio link.” Here, employers look for prospective employees to enter a personal website that showcases their relevant or even non-relevant work–anything that … Continue reading
How to follow up after an interview
There’s always talk about following up after life’s most important meetings–holidays, gift exchanges, family visits–and it’s usually a pretty simple task. But when it comes to job interviews, there seems to be a fine line between the right way to follow up and … Continue reading
#Ranked: The 5 Most Valuable Soft Skills for Today’s Job Market
Soft skills are defined by employers and professionals as a “cluster of personality traits, social graces, communication, language, personal habits, friendliness, and optimism that characterize relationships with other people.” But for students, they can more simply be understood as “the … Continue reading
The Basics of Networking
Think that networking is for people who don’t have homework, who have graduated, or who grew up with powerful businesspeople in their lives? Have you ever dismissed networking as simply a call to stick your nose in others’ business, ask … Continue reading
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Taking the Scare Out of Your New Job
A new job can be exciting stuff. Your first day feels like the first day of school, and new opportunities allow you to dream big. But once you arrive and find yourself at your new desk, things can get rather … Continue reading
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By the Numbers: What Today’s College Statistics Tell Us
If college graduates from 2004 were to return to their alma mater, they’d probably remember everything, save for a new building or walking path here and there. But if they were to get back in the classroom? Well, they probably … Continue reading
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6 Websites for Career Soul-Searching
Technology can do more than just help you pass your classes, it can also help you answer career questions — and we’re not just talking about the “where can I find a job” one, either. Beyond job postings, the internet … Continue reading
The Dos and Don’ts of LinkedIn
LinkedIn is a far cry from the circle-and-tear classified ads of yesteryear. The networking website lets users connect with long-lost bosses and colleagues, browse job postings, and discuss relevant articles pertaining to their field of work. As much as the career networking … Continue reading