Creating a Professional Interview Space in a Small Dorm or Apartment

Creating a Professional Interview Space in a Small Dorm or Apartment
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Virtual interviews have become a normal part of applying for internships, campus jobs, and full-time positions. But for many students, finding a …

By Rosemarie Gabinete Garganta
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How to make an online portfolio in time for a last-minute interview

Earning a last-minute interview is exciting, as it can mean that the hiring manager is eager to meet with you or wants to hire you for the position right away. Making it to the last-minute interview can also impress the …

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7 Career Change Cover Letter Examples to Inspire Your Next Move

Some might argue cover letters aren’t as important as they used to be—but when you’re switching careers, they can make all the difference. A career change cover letter gives you the chance to connect the dots for a hiring manager …

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How to respond to “tell me about yourself” without sounding scripted

By Keith Spencer, Career Expert with AI resume builder Resume Now

It’s one of the most dreaded interview questions (or prompts, really): “Tell me about yourself.” Many early-career professionals mistakenly treat this as an opportunity for small talk, a recap …

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Advice for International Students Looking for Full-Time Jobs in the U.S. in 2026

For professionals like me who work with international students, 2025 was a very tough year, and a very sad year. International education was clearly under attack, international students were being unnecessarily scrutinized, and many of us who advised these students …

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BTS came back. Your career gap shouldn’t be harder to explain than military service

By Jim Stroud, career intelligence analyst and job search workshop facilitator for college students

All seven members of BTS have completed South Korea’s mandatory service and reunited after one of the most visible career pauses in modern entertainment. PBS, citing …

By College Recruiter
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What Autistic Employees Actually Want Their Coworkers to Know and Do

I learned the art of instant personality change early in my career. As a bookstore manager in my early 20s, I would morph from a quiet loner-with-a-book into an outgoing, social person-in-charge each time I walked through the glass doors …

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Gender-Neutral Pronouns: A Comprehensive Guide for Leaders

Using proper pronouns, including gender-neutral pronouns when you don’t know people’s pronouns, is important for creating an inclusive culture at work.

But while there’s a growing awareness of the need to use gender-neutral pronouns in the workplace-driven, in part, by …

By Ivy Exec
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How to Build a Personal Brand For Your Career

Have you ever met someone who was unforgettable? Maybe a classmate who has a cool niche style, or a coworker who is kind and compassionate. Those are examples of people who have a personal brand. Everyone has a personal brand, …

By Anastasia Xiong
Anastasia Xiong Career Assistant
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Burnout Be Gone!

As we near midterms, maybe you, like me, are feeling a little crispier than earlier in the semester. While burnout is often associated with professionals in careers, academic burnout is a rising risk among high school and college students. During …

By Martha Lundin
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