Isn’t first-year university way too early to be thinking about a career? As a matter of fact, there are certain things you can do, even in your first year, that will give you a significant edge later on—and some of those things, such as planning an exchange or finding a mentor, are even fun. So, without further ado, read on to learn our ten essential career tips for first-year university students. » More …
The time between an interview and hearing whether you’ve landed the job can be nerve-racking. Once you’ve completed the interview process, you may be left wondering what other steps you can take to leave a lasting impression. Here are 7 things recruiters say you should do following your next interview! » More …
Being in an interview is a two way street. Not only is it an opportunity for the company/employer to get to know more about you, but it is for you to get to know them, as well.
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When you think about personal branding, a few questions might come to mind: What is a personal brand? Why do I need to develop my personal brand? How do I create a personal brand? Of course, you don’t really “create” a personal brand. You already have one. » More …
Most resume bullet points start off with the same words, which can become tiring and old for hiring managers that have heard it over and over again. So, let’s get a little more creative! Learn how to spice up your resume the next time you update it by switching up a few of those common words and phrases with more strong, compelling action verbs that will catch the eyes of hiring managers’.
University of Georgia graduate, Denisha Lamsal, shares how Handshake opened doors in her career. » More …
Read more to learn in 5 simple steps on how to build your ePortfolio that engages with your audience, is personalized, and easy to understand! » More …