Research shows that sitting on the big job boards is probably the least effective way to spend your job search time. A good job search starts with a clearly defined goal, and goes from there.
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5 interview tips for the new grad
Do you get tongue tied in interviews? Here are 5 simple tips to keep you from bobbling the ball.
New Grad: Do you give up too easily in the job search?
I know that approach avoidance often keeps you from jumping into the job search. What I’m noticing now is that another challenge. You need to develop the follow-up skills that keep you in the game. It’s a new skill you need to learn for the job search – and the workplace. And it’s different than getting assignments done on time in the classroom.
Recent grads: Avoid these 3 big job search mistakes
I hear so many grads talk about going back to graduate school – and racking up another $40,000 in debt – when they haven’t even made a serious attempt at a job search strategy!
Job Search: How to tank an informational interview in 5 easy steps
Informational interviews can be a lucrative way to build your network, and expand your job search investigation. But if you aren’t serious about it, and don’t want to do the pre-work, don’t waste your time, or theirs.
5 ways to build confidence in your job search
For recent grads, the job search will likely be a mid to long-term project. Put the right steps in place to manage it, and take the action steps you need each day. You’ll have a lot more confidence, and endurance, to carry you through.