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Artificial intelligence (AI) has increasingly taken over the world, and the workplace is no exception. From recruiters filtering job applications with AI to potential employees letting AI do the job and writing their cover letters, several uses for AI give users endless possibilities. But there’s also the argument and discussion that this system cannot do everything for us. So, how much is too much AI? Is it ethical for people (and for companies) to use AI to the extent they …
Resume/Cover Letter Advice
In most cases, your resume is your first introduction to an employer. You only have one page to catch a recruiter’s attention, summarize your previous experiences, highlight your skills, and prove why you’re the best fit for the role. While that might seem daunting, there are some tried and true tips to ensure your resume exceeds expectations.
Though it sucks, failing in at least something will be inevitable. There are many instances where you have failed and thought about throwing in the towel, even during the job-seeking process. However, an aspect about failing that only a few people think about when it comes to failing is what they can learn from the experience or skill they failed at previously, as well as ways they can avoid falling into it in the future. And luckily enough, recognizing that …
As registration for Spring classes approaches, don’t forget to sign up for CDI 101! CDI 101 is a free, optional, non-credit bearing professional development course for freshmen. The time commitment is minimum, but the skills you’ll learn, like building a resume and prepping for an interview, will benefit you for years to come!
The resume you send a company is undoubtedly what seals the deal for them to see if you make the interview round of hiring or not, so it is of imperial importance for you to stand out in the two to five minutes recruiters take to look through your material. Though this will vary according to the jobs you are applying to, various factors lead to an attractive resume with certain traits that spark recruiters to hire you. So, if …
Cover letters can be time-consuming and a hassle, especially when multiple jobs you’re applying for require them. However, cover letters can’t be overlooked. They let you expand on your resume bullets and give you an opportunity to explain to a potential employer your qualifications and why you’re the best candidate for the role. Here’s some great tips to improve your cover letter skills.
LinkedIn is an incredibly important platform for professionals, as it helps you connect with peers, colleagues, recruiters, and potential employers. Having a comprehensive and up-to-date LinkedIn presence can be helpful in finding your next job opportunity. Here are a few tips to ensure you’re making the most of your LinkedIn profile.
CareerEdge is full of great resources to help you no matter where you are in your career journey. Here are 12 resources you can access through the CareerEdge website!
In the corporate world, “power skills” and “hard skills” get thrown around frequently, especially since many employers seek these when recruiting people. But what’s the difference between these? What exactly does having these skills even mean, and is having more traits of a particular skill set more advantageous than the other? Let’s look into these a little further and discuss them.
Power Skills
Power skills are traits that allow you to separate yourself from other people and technology. Also known …
Writing personalized and detailed cover letters can be tedious and time consuming. However, if a job application requires a cover letter (or has a spot to upload an optional cover letter), it’s important to take the time to write a thoughtful and persuasive cover letter that clearly explains your experience and why you’re the best fit for a role. Cover letters are a great opportunity to expand on the experiences listed on your resume. Here’s a cover letter template for …
