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| November 30, 2011 | Posted By: Trevor Wilson | Category: featured_post |
Looking for an increase in traffic? Hoping for more exposure? Have an idea you want to share? Gradversity is now offering “Featured Posts”. Featured posts run in the lead position on the Gradversity homepage, ensuring maximum visibility for your content. Featured posts run in 1-week increments based on the length of time you want your [...]
| November 8, 2011 | Posted By: Jesse Langley | Category: Preparation |
During economic slumps, many of us may be tempted to stop looking for ways to advance our careers. It seems good enough to hold on to the entry-level job we were lucky enough to get a year after college. Yet, as the old saying goes, those who don’t try never succeed. That philosophy still applies [...]
| September 18, 2011 | Posted By: Jamie Scott | Category: LinkedIn |
Today, new graduates and young professionals who are landing plum positions are those who are paving their own way. This entails a variety of tactics including networking, taking part-time work, and seizing unpaid opportunities. Networking You have heard how important networking is today, but you may need to take it a step further. Get [...]
| April 28, 2011 | Posted By: Frankie Eybsen | Category: Finding Contacts |
Moving away from your college town and finding new networks After graduating college I find that many people decide to move away from their college town. Most college towns are built in smaller towns an hour or so out of bigger cities. And because no one wants to live in a college town after graduation, [...]
| May 31, 2010 | Posted By: Trevor Wilson | Category: Cold Calling |
I read an intriguing article on Courting Your Career the other day called Contacting the CEO should be a no-go during your job search. In it, the author suggests that it may do more harm than good to approach senior executives directly with cold calls or letters. Instead, he suggests starting small: Instead of going [...]
If you’re thinking about going back to school, enrolling in a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is a great way to prepare yourself with the knowledge and skills you’ll need to be successful in the exciting and competitive industry of business. To truly determine whether this program is suited for you, it’s important to [...]
Ninety-nine percent of us have all had that employer we didn’t like, who messed up our careers, made eight-hour days seem like 16 hour days, and on and on. That being said, have you gone on a job interview recently and purposely or accidentally trashed a former employer? If the answer is yes, there is [...]
College—While it’s usually a fun and adventurous experience for most students, there are other students who get into legal trouble due to their definition of “fun.” Getting charged with a misdemeanor or felony offense in college is more common than one may think. And while it doesn’t make you the scum of the earth—after all [...]
How much time and thought do you put into your overall appearance preparations when you go on a job interview? If the answer is little to none, then there is a good chance that you are still looking for a job. You see, appearance, including clothing and grooming, does make the man or woman in [...]
This is the career story of a professional philanthropist as told to JustJobs.com Academy. This site features real stories from professionals in a myriad of professions. If you have considered a career in philanthropy, read on to learn what the job is really like from this Philanthropic Field Representative. Visit JustJobs for more interviews with philanthropy [...]
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