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Is your Job Part of your Career or Just a Job?
Are you a clue or condiment? Oliver Putnam(played by Martin Short) wonders while checking a matchbox with a red dot in the show Only Murders In the Building. Let us leave the mystery to be solved soon on this funny and cleverly written Hulu show. Along the same lines, it… Read Now ⇢
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One Question You Must Answer in a Job Interview
As we all know, life is not always fair, and so is the job interview process. There are some things we are expected to do. When we do, there is no incentive, but there can be a heavy penalty when we miss these. Sometimes causing a missed opportunity. A job… Read Now ⇢
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Storytelling as a Successful Strategy in Job Interviews
A job interview can be one of life’s most stressful moments. It’s definitely the most stressful part of the employment search, and according to a study done by Harris Interactive on behalf of Everest College, 92% of adults stress over at least one aspect of the interviewing process. A little… Read Now ⇢
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The Need for Multiple Resumes
It is application season yet again, and you are feverishly crafting your resume, trying to make it perfect for each opportunity. That is excellent — and certainly necessary, given that reviewers spend an average of only six seconds perusing a resume prior to sending it to the next round or tossing it… Read Now ⇢
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The Power of Diction: Ten Strong Summary Statements for Resumes
Resumes are one of the most important pieces of the application process, but employers only spend an average of six seconds perusing them. Thus, it is absolutely imperative that your resume stands out from the crowd — and does so in a stellar way — very quickly. Generally, the best way to… Read Now ⇢
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Email Requests for Letters of Recommendation
Whether you’re applying for a job, a scholarship, or college admissions, chances are you are going to need letters of recommendation in addition to your highschool resume. Requesting someone write a reference for you can be a daunting task for even the most seasoned applicant, but it doesn’t have to be. First, think about who… Read Now ⇢
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Scholarship Searches for Students
Post-secondary education — whether it’s a four-year university, a two-year community college, or trade school — is pricey. In fact, it’s one of the most expensive investments that one makes in their lifetime. For the 2016–2017 school year, the average cost of tuition and fees was $33,480 for private colleges, $9,650 for… Read Now ⇢
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Scholarships for Summer Programs
Last week we talked about the incredible opportunities and experiences that summer programs can provide for high school students, but what we did not mention is how expensive they can be. While fees vary by program, they generally cost a few thousand dollars. The two-week pre-college program at Harvard, for instance,… Read Now ⇢
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Summer Programs for High School Students
Summertime as a student is wonderful: relaxing, refreshing, and rejuvenating.It is also a great time to increase your hours at your part-time job, volunteer in the community, participate in extracurricular activities, and intern in your field of interest. As you enter your final years of high school, it is also… Read Now ⇢
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