What’s something interesting about your hometown? Are you immersed in a hobby? What makes you uniquely you? Most hiring managers want a factoid or two about your background and interests. Those make you an interesting candidate.
An Edge on Your Career
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Wouldn’t it be cool if it “just so happened” that hiring managers were your own close personal acquaintances? Acquaintances like that could be your shortcut to great mentoring, industry insight, interviews, and maybe even your first professional job. Well, hiring managers can be close personal acquaintances. But as with any personal relationship, they can’t be […]
Your Major Doesn’t Matter
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Don’t panic! Your major doesn’t have much impact on your career. What matters is you’ve worked to earn your degree. Fact is, your future isn’t dependent on the nature of, or institution from which you received, your degree. If you have a good reason to go to grad school, that’s a different story and you can skip […]
Following each interview, write the killer question you answered poorly on a special page in your digital device. Later, when the right answer occurs to you, write it down, too. Over time, you’ll compile a library of the best answers to tough interview questions.