A recent experience got me thinking about job and internship interviews and all of the advice we’re given along the way as we embark into
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For four (or more) years, your primary goal was working toward earning your diploma. Now that you have it, your next goal suddenly isn’t so
Last week, I wrote about the scary statistics of underemployment and unemployment for recent graduates. This week, I’m telling you to disregard that data. Yes,
As if we didn’t have enough to worry about, a depressing statistic hit the news wires this week, claiming that 1 in every 2 recent
The most wonderful time of the year is almost here. Summer 2012, is on its way everyone… and we all know what that means: Work!
In this day and age, just graduating college is no longer a guarantee you will find a job in your career of choice. Although I’m
As a college student, you’ve already got a lot on your mind. From midterms to planning weekend trips to finding internships, you don’t have a
Many college students may have their career all mapped out thanks to their major, but that doesn’t necessarily answer all the questions surrounding your first
Job hunting in New York City is not for the faint of heart — but it’s also not as intimidating as it sounds, either. I
Upon moving back home to the East Coast, I realized how many opportunities there are in the Greater Washington, D.C. Metropolitan. I mean, yes there
If you’re trying to find an internship or a job, you need to have a visible (and more importantly, easy to find) presence on the
It’s rough to land that first job after graduation. It’s a scary rite of passage that lights fear in the eyes of even the most
Classes, homework, friends, family, work, extra-curriculars, sports, parties, significant other. College is tough, college relationships are even tougher. Do you have the time to give to your relationship?
Attention all those looking to hire recent graduates: it’s not just about the salary anymore. In fact, a recent study by Cisco reveals that access to social media during work hours, device freedom, and work mobility are equally (if not more) desired than money among college students today.