July 13, 2012 Most students go to college with the hope of getting a good job when they graduate. But few students really understand the hiring process. There is a career service function on campus, but students are ... read more »

July 13, 2012 For most jobs, your resume will determine whether you get considered further. In most cases, your initial contact with an employer will be just this piece of paper. You won’t get to use your charm or ... read more »

July 13, 2012 Many organizations will require a cover letter to accompany a resume. Even if this is not required, it’s good practice to use a cover letter with your resume. Outlined below are the key elements of a ... read more »

July 13, 2012 When going to ask for a recommendation letter some things you want to think about are: Who Should Recommend You? Ask a teacher of professor that you have a good relationship with, preferably one that ... read more »

July 13, 2012 Just about every organization has a place on its website that lists career opportunities. For most organizations, there will be a place on the website labeled “Careers” or “Working for Us”. When ... read more »

July 13, 2012 Most campuses have some form of career fair for students. Until you have been to a career fair, you may be lost as to what to do when you go. Before you attend the career fair, get a list of the companies ... read more »

July 13, 2012 Doing well in an interview is critical to your getting the internship or job you want. You may have done an interview for a part-time job, but a professional interview is often quite different from interviews ... read more »

July 13, 2012 What’s it take to win in an interview? In many respects, an interview is like a test where you need to respond to questions. The one big difference is that the exam is done orally rather than in writing. ... read more »

July 13, 2012 When you shake hands with the interviewer and leave the room, perhaps the most important step in getting a job has just begun. Every time you do an interview, you should get better at interviewing. For ... read more »

July 13, 2012 Your preparation for a career begins during your freshman year in college. That’s when you’ll start the development of your resume. It’s also when you’ll start marking contacts you may be able ... read more »