Don’t forget to register for the Career Center 2021-2022 adjunct offerings. Are you a junior or senior beginning (or continuing) to think about post-grad plans? This is a great way to be intentional about your process starting early in the fall semester. Internship and Job Search Strategies for the Liberal Arts StudentCourse # GS222 1213 — .25 Credit This…
While winter break is a great time to relax and rejuvenate, it’s also a great time for personal reflection, gaining advice from those who know you best, and getting a solid start on your summer plans. We will explore ways for you to take advantage of this time to hit the ground running into the…
by Wayne Mui | October 27, 2020Reposted from Vault Employers are constantly looking for candidates with a clear understanding of what they want in their careers. And one of the best ways in which employers assess this during an interview is through questions candidates ask at the end. This is why asking insightful questions during an…
We don’t love job descriptions at TEDxMileHigh. Truth be told, we don’t even like calling them jobs. That said, we need a few people to join the team to accelerate big ideas to create big impact — so call it what you will. We have some extraordinary opportunities for experienced, dependable, technical, and creative marketing…
Who you know is important, but who knows about you is critical. Come practice your social networking skills and interpersonal techniques as well as learn tips for using networking tools to broaden your network of connections. Wednesday, April 10 12:15 Tutt Library 238 **Bring Your Laptop to access tools during the workshop RSVP to bgray@coloradocollege.edu…
Most people find it hard to strike up conversations with strangers. But to get the most out of a networking event that’s exactly what you have to do. Here are some strategies for overcoming shyness and breaking the ice. VIDEO: Vault’s How to Start a Conversation at a Networking Event
May 25, 2018 Re-posted from www.jobipedia.org Some people love networking; it’s a great opportunity to meet all sorts of people and pick their brains about different companies or industries. Other people hate it; it may feel awkward introducing yourself to people and asking them to help you advance (or start) your career. Whether you fall into…
by Karyn Mullins | March 07, 2018 Re-posted from VAULT Networking. Just seeing the word is enough to make your palms sweaty and your mouth dry. When someone brings up the idea, you begin looking for a way to escape. But networking is essential to advancing in your career. Despite widespread hesitation toward networking, the benefit isn’t…
Please note the DATE CHANGE… This is the fourth (and final) session in the What am I doing? Exploration Series. We will use the increased self-awareness and industry knowledge to begin learning about where we go from here. We will focus on search tools and how best to use your winter break to continue your…
by Capitol Standard | October 23, 2017 Re-posted from Vault Good advice– on anything these days– is hard to find. But in no area is it so woefully inadequate as cover letters for creative professionals looking to thrive in creative careers. What’s so wrong with cover letter advice for creatives? In general, it is a call to mediocrity. And…
by Matt Krumrie, Director of Content Management Re-posted from Power Network A meticulously-crafted resume will open doors to job interviews, while a quickly thrown together document filled with blunders can sink those chances. “Despite all the warnings from employers, recruiters, and countless career experts, some job seekers still don’t think strategically, or type carefully, when writing…
by RocketBlocks | September 21, 2017 Re-posted from Vault In this post, we share three interview communication tips from Genelle Kahan, a former Bain & Co. Manager who spent nine years at Bain in their San Francisco and Boston offices. During her tenure as a management consultant, Kahan headed up the East Coast undergrad recruiting efforts, conducted over three…
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by Natalie Fisher | April 04, 2017 Re-posted from Vault You’ve been applying for jobs, and have finally managed to schedule an interview with an awesome company, with a week or two to prepare. But then they call and ask if there is any chance you could come in first thing tomorrow morning instead. You…
Wednesday, March 1, 12-1pm, Slocum Commons Have you just returned from an amazing study abroad and want to find out how you can work abroad in the future? Or are you drafting a resume and wondering how to best highlight the skills you gained during your study abroad experience? Come learn about how to best market your adventures to employers…
Re-posted from The New York Times Education Life 2/3/2017 This is high season for securing a summer internship, an essential talent pipeline for employers and steppingstone for students. Postings peak in March, with 30,443 advertised positions in March 2016 (if you don’t have anything by May, you’re probably out of luck). But before sending that…
By Elliott Bell Re-posted from The Muse 2/3/2017 I had a conversation with a friend the other day about his job search that went something like this: Friend: I wrote to him last week and still haven’t heard back. It’s so frustrating. Me: Why not follow up and check in? Friend: I don’t want to…
By The Daily Muse Editor Re-posted from The Muse 2/3/2017 “You’ve told me about your strengths—now, can you share what you consider to be your biggest weakness?” It’s the question that nobody likes. Well, except for hiring managers—who ask it pretty frequently—which means that you should be prepared with a well thought out answer. To…
