Applying and getting your first job or internship can be a really nerve-racking time. Here’s our compiled resource to making it less bad!
You’ve gone through all the steps in applying for a job and now you got the job offer. That hiring manager could now be your co-worker. What’s next?
The process of preparing for an in-person interview differs from person to person, but here’s some general tips everyone should follow.
There are some things you can do to set yourself up for success and to maximize your knowledge on how to be productive in a given situation.
You should be prepping if you want to ace a phone interview. Here’s what the interviewers want out of a phone interview, and what we suggest.
Most hiring managers will ask if you have any final questions in an interview, and you should never just answer “no.” Here’s our go-to list!
If you have to work with people you hate (or love), it is imperative that you handle the situation correctly, because, if not, these work relationships can suffer.
In this article, we break down what the interviewer is looking for in the question “tell me about yourself,” and an easy template to make your answer.
Cover letters are basically everyones’ worst enemy, including hiring managers (and mine), but they’re (unfortunately) still common practice. Here’s how to write one.
How are you supposed to get experience if you haven’t had a job? What is a resume with no experience? We’ll go over some options in this article.