Have you ever been to a job fair and forgotten to print your resume? Or found your resume to be a hassle when carrying it around? You should opt for an easier option, a personal business card. This can replace the bother of carrying around a portfolio and introduce the ability to give out your contact information quickly and simply while creatively branding yourself.

Picture this, you’re graduating college, getting ready to go out into the work field but, you do not know where to begin. No matter what kind of job you are looking for, no one wants to waste their time looking for or working a job that they do not absolutely love, so, how do you land that dream job you may ask? Well, in this post, we will be sharing five, easy to follow, networking tips that will put you a step ahead of your competition. Are you ready to stick to that big job interview landing? Grab a notepad and something to write with as you follow along with these ‘need to know’ tips for securing that dream job… Trust me, you’ll want to remember these 😊

There has never been a better time than now to begin a job search. COVID-19 rocked the American workforce in which unemployment nearly reached historic levels. But vaccines, masks and using common sense has allowed the workforce to begin working from the office once again. Nearly 24%of businesses use AI in hiring and 56% plan on using AI in the future according to forbes.com So, let’s explore how Artificial Intelligence affects applications and resumes to get the upper hand on other applicants.

In this day and age, we have been very lucky with our access to the internet.  The internet has brought upon LinkedIn for everyone.  This is such a crucial service to use in your job search as well as networking opportunities.  There are so many people that utilize LinkedIn, so it is very easy to struggle to capitalize on the potential presented.  Therefore, follow along on this journey to learn some steps on how to make your LinkedIn profile beneficial in your job search!

Internships can play a huge role in helping college students get better job opportunities and make more money post-graduation. According to Forbes, an internship has a 60% chance of turning into a full-time job offer from that company. It is obvious that the after-effects of internships are all positive, but how do students with no professional work experience land internships with these big popular companies?