A job interview can be nerve-racking. One way to potentially reframe it is to focus less on the stress of “being interviewed,” and more on having a conversation. Adjusting your mindset can help take the pressure off, and put you in a better position for making a good first impression. Below, we share 5 tips…
A resume helps prospective employers get to know you and what unique skill sets you can bring to their company. You want to state your case clearly and effectively using key words from the job description. The goal is to get past the initial bot screening and capture the attention of a recruiter or hiring…
Kick off your week with Monday Motivation! Tip of the week Do you have your eye on a specific company? Have you applied to that company but never heard back? Make sure your resume gets seen by connecting with employees who went to the same university as you. Go to your universities’ page on LinkedIn…
Kick off your week with Monday Motivation! Tip of the week Think of a time when you had an exciting, new strategy at work. In your interview, describe how you came up with the idea, how you pitched it to be approved, and the outcome. Don’t worry about sharing a “failed” strategy, because what you…
Kick off your week with Monday Motivation! Tip of the week We all want to be hired immediately, but the reality doesn’t always match our expectations. The average job hunt lasts five to six months. Keeping this in mind will help minimize disappointment and maximize excitement if the process takes less time. This week’s highlighted…
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