Your guide to preparing for virtual career fairs and making a great impression with recruiters.
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Attending a virtual career fair on Handshake will give you an edge in landing that next job or internship. Employers who attend the …
Read these employer tips before your next virtual recruitment event.
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Virtual career fairs on Handshake are one of the best ways for you to connect with employers that want to hire you. You can sign up early to …
You are an international student hoping to secure employment in the United States. As you continue to prospect employers and create a target company list, what is your strategy? Would it be helpful to know which company has previously hired …
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Quick, easy tips to help you get on track and start ahead.
Worrying about finding a job or internship can get frustrating, which gets old fast! But let’s face it, no way wants to think about the stresses. …
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If you're an international student who wants to work in the U.S. after graduation, you need to maximize every opportunity you have to gain work experience before you graduate. The reason is, in the end, U.S. employers are most impressed …
If you're an international student in grad school looking to land a great job offer after graduation, know that it won't be easy. So here are four job search strategies that separate international graduate job seekers who receive U.S. job …
Are recommendations on LinkedIn important? It’s true that the final hiring decision will not be made based on what a past client or coworker says about you. But your goal is to grab the attention of a recruiter way earlier …
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Side hustles offer the chance to earn extra money, whether someone wants some extra spending money without having to pick up extra shifts or is trying to build another source of income. Nurses have the education and experience …
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Completing a degree in healthcare is quite an accomplishment. Years of rigorous courses, studying and memorizing large amounts of information, and attending countless hours of clinical experience can feel like climbing Mt. Everest, but the excitement and anticipation …
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In a good economy, the average entry-level job search can take from three to six months. In a poor economy, it takes even longer. First-generation students who are searching for internships or entry-level jobs need to make …
