Recruiting Information
For someone who currently makes a career out of giving people job search advice, I’ve made some pretty dumb mistakes. Take, for instance, the time I was convinced I’d found the perfect position for me and was so desperate to …
by Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D.
There are many types of job and career fairs — from ones scheduled on campus for college students to industry-specific ones for professionals — but they all have one common theme: it’s a chance for a company …
Back in the day, most college students didn’t start thinking seriously about their career and finding a job until their graduation date was in clear sight. If you apply this strategy today, you are already behind in terms of launching …
by Derek Loosvelt | January 30, 2017 via Vault.com
As 2017 began and a new administration took over in Washington, D.C., many international students were understandably anxious about their job prospects. Then, this past Friday, President Trump’s executive order on immigration …
I’ll never forget the first time I conducted a reference check that went south. At the time, I recruited and supervised volunteers for a nonprofit organization. I naively assumed this part of the process was just a matter of dotting …
I’m all about being upfront when you network. It’s helpful to be honest about why you’re reaching out (for example, you’re going through a job search or moving to a new city). It can combat nerves and help the process …
Whether you’re searching for an internship or an entry-level position, the first step to finding a great job is having a strong resume. How can you ensure that your resume is both effective and professional? By highlighting relevant skills and …
Who’s your Top? Pick 5 to 10 companies you have interest in and learn more about them before the fair. Career centers knows which companies will attend the fairs – ask for the list.
Websites are your friend. Review company websites …
I’ve made no secret of the fact that I have a big mouth. And while you might think that I’d reign it in a bit for a big interview, the fact remains that when I get talking, I can’t help …