Recently, we posted this question on our FB page: We received more than 500 responses, and here are some of the most notable ones! “A weak yes, depending on the school…and the catch.” – Melody “It would depend on why … Continue reading
If you’re a high school or college student looking to gain internship or career experience, you may use this excuse when it comes to the resume portion of the job description: “I don’t have any experience, so I don’t have … Continue reading
Chances are, whether you watch the News or read about up-and-coming college majors, you’ve heard of “sustainability jobs.” But just what are they? Sustainability jobs are careers that typically deal with the environment and how to most efficiently utilize resources … Continue reading
Recently, Glassdoor compiled a list of weird job interview questions in an effort to demonstrate hiring practices at huge companies like Google. The questions shocked a lot of readers, with some examples including, “How many quarters would you need to … Continue reading
Last week, this Wall Street Journal cover letter went viral, singled out by readers for its bluntness, including lines like, “I have no qualms about fetching coffee, shining shoes or picking up laundry, and will work for next to nothing.” … Continue reading
The holidays are a time of joy and merriment, but they are also a time when you get bombarded with questions from relatives about everything from your boyfriend or girlfriend to whether you’re eating right or not. If you have … Continue reading
My friends and I were in your shoes just a year ago. We learned just how daunting the idea of networking and landing interviews was, so we started writing an entire ebook about simplifying the process using innovative techniques that … Continue reading
It’s almost that time of year. That’s right—the holiday season is right around the corner. It’s also a time when a lot of first-semester freshmen may be questioning whether they want to come back for a second semester or whether … Continue reading
One of the perks of leaving high school behind and entering the college curriculum is that you get to pick what you want to study. But if you’re a college freshman, you won’t necessarily get to study what you want … Continue reading
Intramurals are a great way for college students to blow off some steam and enjoy sports (everything from basketball to Quidditch) in a less competitive environment than varsity athletics. But they can also be excellent preparation for the real world, … Continue reading