Would you like to know where the class of 2014 landed – placement outcomes, titles, companies, salary information, how they got their jobs and more for YOUR MAJOR?
Check out our new CareerEdge feature “Your Major By the Numbers – 2014 Placement Data” on each major’s Insights blog page (under Career Resources) to get the inside scoop on how your major fared today!
“For Boomers, success may include a title or promotion. For Gen Xers, it may mean more autonomy and independence. For Millennials, success must include opportunity for influence, involvement and impact.” via HuffPo http://huff.to/1QIWKm3
As our seniors prepare for graduation, here is some great advice from a wonderful array of professionals courtesy of LinkedIn’s new post series by Amy Chen – “If I Were 22: What Advice Would You Give to Your Younger Self?
http://bit.ly/1c52jvCInterested in the Public Policy major at Bentley University? Hear more about this major from junior Maggie Buchanan in our new Featured Video!
GOOD LUCK and CONGRATS to OUR SENIORS from Undergraduate Career Services!
http://bit.ly/1I0FCXsCheck out our own Susan Brennan busting the myths about Millennials in the workplace in Coca-Cola’s latest blog!
http://bit.ly/1Hs3XnuA staggering 85% of students feel stressed on a daily basis according to a College Stress and Mental Health survey conducted by the Associated Press and MTV in 2009. In the months leading up to graduation, it is no surprise that these numbers increase. Whether you are stressed about the job and internship search or just feeling the end-of-year crunch, below is a technique to give you quick 2 minute break from it all.
The 4-7-8 Exercise
This simple breathing exercise shared widely by author …
Check out Colleen Murphy’s star turn in the new Bentley University’s Center for Integration of Science and Industry video!
http://bit.ly/1bNs1F6In the spirit of tomorrow’s TEDxBentleyU event, I thought it was only right to share one of my personal favorite TED Talks. If you are preparing for an interview, about to give a presentation, or just generally interested in making good impressions, Amy Cullen’s Your body language shapes who you are is 21 minutes well spent.
In her talk, Amy explains the importance of body language not only on how others perceive you, but how you view yourself. After watching this, you …
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