"U.S. Capitol, Washington D.C." by RawPixel Ltd | CC BY 2.0
Tues., March 10, 2020
Applying to federal jobs differs from applying to academic or industry positions. Knowing what to submit can make a difference between getting the job or not.
When you're applying for jobs, understanding the difference between CVs and resumes is important. It's also critical to understand what you should and shouldn't include.
An increasing number of graduate students express interest in non-academic careers (careers other than faculty positions). Learning where to find these jobs can be the biggest challenge for graduate students.
"Handshake - Man and Woman" by Amtec | CC BY-SA 2.0
Tues., January 23, 2018
Getting invited for an interview with a company or university is a big step. Learn how to put your best foot forward so that you will successfully earn the job.
"Lost in a sea of opportunities" by Sebastien Wiertz | CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Tues., November 28, 2017
Finding a job after graduation takes time and planning. Whether you are planning on a career in academia or not, read on to learn about some possibilities and how to prepare.
"Walls (and stairs) of Portugal: Lisbon #7" by Franck Michel | CC BY 2.0
Tues., March 21, 2017
First impressions can have a lasting impact. For search committees and employers, your cover letter is their first impression of you. Strong, persuasive cover letters can positively influence that first impression.
For many jobs, search committees will interview candidates over the phone or on Skype first. Performing well in these interviews is essential to getting to the next round of interviews.
It is important to make the most of your Graduate School experience. In this interview, Rick Reis shares some of his best advice for successfully navigating graduate school and for preparing for what comes next.
Applying for jobs is like making a complicated dish. A little prep work now makes it easier to have great results when you're ready to go on the job market.
