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Students are Hired for their Attitude
Many students worry about not having enough experience to land a job once they graduate. But rest assured, as a recent grad employers are not expecting your to have 3-5 years full-time experience under your belt. What your potential employer [...]
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Why Students Get Varying Advice for Their Resume
So you’re out there seeking advice for your job search. You’re doing the right thing, you’re working hard to get ahead, or event just to get a stab at a job. So you’re off to the career centre to ask [...]
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Following up on an Interview
Recently on campus I got a few questions about when and if you should follow-up on an interview. Of course, why not. But keep a few things in-mind. It definitely never hurt anyone to send a thank-you for an interview [...]
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Personal Branding Basics for Students & Grads
The other week I had the chance to do a talk on personal branding at BCIT for their HR student association. When speaking to students about starting to build their brand, my advice is to just get started! When it [...]
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Students are Hired for their Attitude
Many students worry about not having enough experience to land a job once they graduate....
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Why Students Get Varying Advice for Their Resume
So you’re out there seeking advice for your job search. You’re doing the right...
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Following up on an Interview
Recently on campus I got a few questions about when and if you should follow-up on...
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Personal Branding Basics for Students & Grads
The other week I had the chance to do a talk on personal branding at BCIT for their...
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Personal Branding Basics for Students & Grads
The other week I had the chance to do a talk on personal branding at BCIT for their HR student association. When speaking to students about starting...
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Students are Hired for their Attitude
Many students worry about not having enough experience to land a job once they graduate. But rest assured, as a recent grad employers are not...
Why Students Get Varying Advice for Their Resume
Following up on an Interview
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Students are Hired for their Attitude
Many students worry about not having enough experience to land a job once they graduate. But rest assured, as a recent grad employers are not expecting your to have 3-5 years full-time experience under your belt. What your potential employer [...]
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Why Students Get Varying Advice for Their Resume
So you’re out there seeking advice for your job search. You’re doing the right thing, you’re working hard to get ahead, or event just to get a stab at a job. So you’re off to the career centre to ask [...]
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Following up on an Interview
Recently on campus I got a few questions about when and if you should follow-up on an interview. Of course, why not. But keep a few things in-mind. It definitely never hurt anyone to send a thank-you for an interview [...]
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Personal Branding Basics for Students & Grads
The other week I had the chance to do a talk on personal branding at BCIT for their HR student association. When speaking to students about starting to build their brand, my advice is to just get started! When it [...]
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Show off Your Best Asset
Most students and recent grads have not had the chance to buildup significant professional work experience. Most of their professional knowledge is coming from what they studied in college or university. For this reason, if you’re a student it’s always [...]
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