The past ten years have contributed to some incredible advancements in our world and its technology. Remember the phone you owned ten years ago compared to the phone you own today. What about the jobs your parents had, the “popular” degrees sought after, and the career path you followed or planned to embark on at […]
The average American spends at least 1,896 hours a year at work. Those hours translates into a paycheck. Making a living that supports daily expenses and ability to save for a happy retirement is an important part of career outcomes and goals. The type of work you do and location is factored by unique passions, […]
It takes a lot of work for a job seeker to make themselves known to employers. Job seekers use various hiring platforms to search and apply for job opportunities. The overwhelming demand to keep track of all the platforms, customized cover letters, resumes, and contacts, can hinder engaging with employers in the most effective and […]
Engaging in a meaningful job search and career development process is a must for both students and employers. Student engagement makes for a meaningful college experience in their learning and skills development. For educators, ensuring that students are active participants in their academic and career journey is setting students up for success. By creating career […]
The question of whether or not your degree matters is a question that carries a lot of weight. Some take pride in their degree/s and the livelihood it has contributed to, while other graduates may feel misplaced, lost, or ultimately questioning their effort in acquiring their degree. One of the most significant decisions an individual […]