Tag: tips
Three Thanksgiving alternatives for college kids who can’t make it home
Thanksgiving at college can be tough, to say the least.
How to make the most of your Thanksgiving break
It’s been awhile since Columbus Day weekend, and you’re probably itching to get off campus and stuff your face with some delicious food that wasn’t prepared in a dining hall.
Three things you may want to bring the first day of work
Hearing the words “You’re hired!” after months of applying for premium entry level jobs and paid internships can seem like a dream come true.
Why being an unemployed postgrad isn’t so bad
While you certainly shouldn’t delay your search for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, life as an unemployed postgrad isn’t actually so bad.
Three ways to bond with coworkers
Successfully applying for premium entry level jobs and paid internships often involves asking your friends, family and network of professional contacts for help.
First day faux pas
One of the dangers of landing an opportunity after months of interviewing for premium entry level jobs and internships is that some candidates can let that minor success go to their heads.
How to live in close quarters with your freshman roommate
So you’re getting ready for your first year of college, and you’re wondering what dorm life has in store for you.
Tips for studying in college
Even if you were a super studier in high school, the jump to college academics can be a bit of a shock to your usual habits.
Three things not to discuss at the start of an interview
While you might be eager to get the ball rolling when you walk into interviews for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, it’s important that you allow the conversation to develop naturally.
Help your friends find jobs!
If you were one of the lucky college grads who managed to get hired without spending months applying for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, then you’re in a unique position to help out your friends and classmates with their search.
What not to say in an interview
When it comes to nailing an entry level job interview, your worst enemy can be yourself.
Three job interview waiting room tips
When it comes to impressing hiring managers recruiting for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, a good first impression can make all the difference.
Tips for writing a great resume
While there are many facets of a successful application for jobs for entry level graduates, the resume is no doubt the most important document in the bunch.
What you need to become a school principal
While it may not be the career you imagined for yourself in your younger days, starting down a road to becoming a school principal can lead to a rewarding opportunity to shape students’ academic potential.
Tips for getting to know your coworkers
While working hard and showing up on time are integral parts of succeeding at your new entry-level position, it’s equally important to become friendly with the people working around you.
