With the evolution of data science in the human resources arena, there are opportunities for hiring managers to have the kind of insight that wasn’t possible 10 years ago. We can uncover things beyond what’s on a candidate’s resume, using the interview to assess for culture fit as well as experience. In this post, we’ll offer some tips and explore the science behind a great ... Read Full Article
Q&A: University Recruiting Even During Off Season
It's May and although, students are getting ready to graduate and you were just given a huge list of hires you need to make for junior roles. But the problem is, you are way late in the game. You needed to hire business students and the best ones are likely gone now. What do you do? Don't fret. There hope even in May for your university recruiting efforts. I, personally suggest ... Read Full Article
Job Hunting Do’s and Don’ts for Recent College Grads
Job hunting is hard. And it doesn’t help when the advice you get is obvious stuff you could have figured out yourself. After all, you’re an educated professional in the making. What you’re really looking for is insight into what potential employers expect from a successful job applicant, and how to demonstrate your suitability for the position. You need the whys along with ... Read Full Article
9 Interview Tips for College Grads on the Job Hunt
You have just graduated, and it is great congratulations! Not everyone manages to start and finish a third-level course, and you did it. You should be proud of yourself. But now, you are getting ready for a new challenge, called “getting a proper job”. Yes, that part-time waiting position in the local diner is probably something you want to quit as soon as possible – even ... Read Full Article
Business Dinner Etiquette: American vs. Continental Style Dining
Business Dinner Etiquette and Dining I’ve noticed more and more during meetings where food is served, some of my colleagues are eating with their utensils in both hands. I was taught to hold my fork in my right hand and place my left hand in my lap. Have the rules changed?" - Sarah It sounds like you are referencing another style of dining known as ‘Continental Style’. ... Read Full Article
How to Prepare for your Internship Interview
Great news! You have an interview date set for an internship position! Now you have to prepare. There are different types of interviews and the preparation will vary accordingly. If you have any choice in the matter, you should always try for a face to face live interview. You want the chance to make the best possible personal connection with the interviewer. Here are the best ... Read Full Article
10 LinkedIn Profile Tips for College Students
College students and new grads are the fastest growing demographic on LinkedIn. It makes sense because students now know that they need to be active on LinkedIn to create an impressive digital presence and to find internships and first jobs which is why I decided to put together a list of LinkedIn Profile Tips Are you a college student or new grad? You will be able to ... Read Full Article
Cover Letter Your Way to an Internship or First Job
Do you dread writing a cover letter? Consider it a golden opportunity to win the hearts and minds of recruiters and hiring managers. You shouldn’t be applying to fifty jobs using fifty standard cover letters. Instead narrow your focus on the best internship and job opportunities for you. Use this opportunity to really shine and show your capabilities. This is your chance to ... Read Full Article