What to Type in Your Cover Letter?

What to Type in Your Cover Letter?

Address your cover letter to the person hiring. This may require you to research the person’s name and job title on the company’s website or LinkedIn. Avoid “To whom it may concern.” A personalized letter shows you are passionate about career. After...
First Day on the Job

First Day on the Job

Arrive early. Know the best route and what traffic will be like driving to work. Dress appropriately. If you are unsure, do not be afraid to overdress on the first day. Make a strong first impression that you are serious about work. Be confident when introducing...
Transferable Skills – Sell Your Experience as a Student-Athlete

Transferable Skills – Sell Your Experience as a Student-Athlete

Teamwork. Never underestimate the skill of communication and carrying someone else’s burden. Teamwork shows you are willing to put others before yourself. You understand the importance of collaboration and cooperation, but also take ownership of your own work....
The Power of Numbers – Quantifying Your Resume

The Power of Numbers – Quantifying Your Resume

By adding numbers to your resume, you paint a picture in the interviewer’s mind of the direct impact you had in each of your roles. Here are some examples of how to quantify your resume. Range – if you don’t know an exact number, use a range. Before: Responsible...
Crafting a Statement of Purpose & Grad School Essays

Crafting a Statement of Purpose & Grad School Essays

Always read the university’s directions from start to finish. Be sure to follow all instructions – topic, length, headings, font size, structure, and file type. If you get stuck on the first sentence, keep writing. Often the first couple sentences are the most...
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