Last week, I had the opportunity to serve as a judge for the annual Peacock Pitch Competition hosted by the Ignite Institute for Business Innovation at Saint Peter's University.
The event brought together student and…
She submitted my resume to the company last Tuesday . I followed up next day and she said she is still waiting to hear back . Should I wait a week for the second follow up ?
Two people in my group were recently promoted and they both gossip and make up lies about others. It is petty and shows their insecurities. I am looking for other opportunities because some of the gossip is about me. I regret accepting a position there and had no way to know that this …
My boss is the brother of the owner and VP of HR. About 2 1/2 years ago, I went to my boss, and told him I had had it with one of my assistants (I had two). She was constantly abrasive with our store personnel and even though I had been her supervisor for ten years and covered it on…
If the job market changes a lot of companies and some recruiters (probably more on the company side since a lot of recruiters are good at what they do and don't get enough credit) are going to be in big trouble because the people getting the jobs now will be leaving as soon as it …
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Anonymous
Make an appointment with your career center. They may offer free aptitude tests that will help you narrow down your best options. They can also help you tailor your resume to different fields. Also, do you plan to continue your academic pursuits? If so, try to find work in that field so that you can get used to the environment to see if that path is really what you want to follow. You can check to see if the company will sponsor your education in the field. Another great avenue would be to look at jobs at your university or in a city you plan to settle in. There are always admin jobs posted. This will also provide the means for you to continue your education.
Norika Dale
Thanks for your reply - I did use the career centre and they offered a few alternatives depending on the results. They also helped me to tailor my resume.
Anonymous
You are all over the place. Go to your advisor if you're looking for something that will feed into your degree and field you're working to get into.