Tag: resume
Romance Them with Your Resume
While cover letters, professional references, college transcripts and portfolio pieces are all essential to finding entry-level college jobs, the resume is the cornerstone to any successful job hunt. This simple-yet-vital document allows you to list your educational background, internship experience, professional experience and relevant skills for potential employers to gain a basic understanding of who [...]
Don’t do that during an interview!!
If you’ve recently graduated from college and are looking to earn your first entry-level position, mastering the art of the interview is an essential skill. There are a number of important factors that can either make or break your chances during an interview. Between applications, prescreening calls, initial interviews, second-round interviews and informal meetings with [...]
No Experience? Get an Internship!
Sad, but true – with an unemployment rate hovering around eight percent of the American population, people who have held steady jobs for decades are now finding themselves out of work and in uncertain financial circumstances. For all of these reasons, entering into the job market has become more challenging than ever before in recent [...]
Three fun resume bonuses for communications majors
When it comes to building your resume, there’s rarely any kind of quick fix for communication majors.
The morning before your big interview
So, you’ve managed to land your first big interview after college graduation, and the day of the meeting has finally arrived.
The benefits of being a resident advisor in college
While it might not seem like the coolest path to take, being a resident advisor (RA) in college comes with a number of benefits.
Avoid the Job Search Frenzy, Start Now!
Every year, handfuls of college seniors come back from spring break in a panic. They realize the year is almost over and they still don’t have a job. With it being the beginning of November, here are some tips to avoid that pit in your stomach when you realize you only have a couple more [...]
Three reasons not to sweat the job search
As you begin to apply for premium entry level jobs and paid internships after college, the whole process can quickly start to feel overwhelming.
Avoid these three cover letter blunders
When you’re trying to impress hiring managers for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, a well-written cover letter can be a powerful tool to your success.
Three roadblocks to getting your foot in the door
When it comes to applying to premium entry level jobs and paid internships, half the battle is getting in touch with someone who can help you.
Three places to hone your skills as a graphic designer
If you’re looking for a career path with premium entry level jobs and paid internships that blend your creative spirit with technical know-how, you may want to consider becoming a graphic designer.
Defining your company’s culture for job seekers
There are a variety of ways to find the best candidates for premium entry level jobs and internships at your organization.
Interested in a career in politics? Here’s how to get started
While starting off down many career paths simply involves landing the right opportunity after applying to premium entry level jobs and paid internships in your desired field, getting into politics involves a little more creative maneuvering at the start.
Meeting the objectives of a pre-screen phone call
While the lengthy process of identifying, considering and hiring new employees for premium entry level jobs and paid internships can be frustrating…
Time to move on from your current employer?
As a hiring manager, one of the things I hate to see are good employees moving on to other opportunities – either because of displeasure in their current office or in pursuit of a better job.
