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In this episode, Alyssa tells you how to stand out in an interview!
Interviewing is an art. It takes practice to make it perfect. With firms interviewing hundreds of applicants it is even MORE important than ever to figure out how to stand out in the whole process. Alyssa has some tips to share to make sure you are a star in your next interview.
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The Hughey Center for Financial Services presents: FIRESIDE CHATS | Connecting you with industry experts.
On Monday, July 20, learn more about COVID-19 Implications for the global economy amidst a “new norm”.
The onslaught of COVID-19 has taken the world by storm. The world economy has plunged into a full-brown crisis. According the World Bank, the global economy is expected to shrink by as much as 4.5% in 2020. What are the outlook for the develped and low-income countries? As the …
Interstride, a “one-stop-shop that empowers international students“, is providing webinars on the topics of immigration and searching for jobs. With COVID-19 creating an atmosphere of uncertainty for universities, there is even more uncertainty when it comes to international travel and employment. For international students, this may impact their study abroad programs. Through these webinars, international students can learn from employers and Interstride professionals about the “rapidly changing immigration landscape in the U.S.“, as well as how …
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In this episode, Alyssa tells you all the top tips for writing the perfect cover letter!
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Melissa Sawyer is Senior Associate Director / Operations Manager and dedicated Career Coach for the Accounting, Corporate Finance and Accounting (Accounting Focus), Information Systems Audit and Control, Mathematics, and Actuarial Sciences majors in the Pulsifer Undergraduate Career Development Center.
Career Questions
How did you become a career coach?
I worked in the Admission office of my undergraduate institution. When I graduated, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with my life, so found a job working in the Admission office …
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In this episode, Alyssa tells you about managing and maintaining a professional network!
Networking is the best way to work on career development. It is a life long skill and your network can truly be an asset to you for years to come. How can you manage and maintain your network? Alyssa has all the tips you need to know.
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Are you interested in a career in sustainability? Are you looking to expand your network or learn about sustainable business initiatives by attending a professional conference? The Office of Sustainability wants to help!
Bentley University students have the opportunity to apply for the Delongchamp Family Fund! This is was established in 2015 to support undergraduate professional and co-curricular activities associated with studying sustainability and the triple-bottom line: people, planet, and profit. The fund was designed to allow students to explore …
EY Campus Recruiter Kristen Schmidt led an awesome session on Virtual Interviewing Best Practices! Click here to view the full video.
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In this episode, Alyssa tells you all about CDI 201 and CDI 301!
In 2016, Bentley launched Career Development Introduction 201 (CDI 201) for sophomores which focuses on job search readiness. The curriculum is centered on advanced StrengthsFinder based assessment, Strong Interest Inventory assessment, customized career action planning, advanced internship search techniques, and interviewing preparation and practice (which includes a mock interview with an employer).
Specialized CDI 301 courses are offered in the following major fields …
Brian Moccio is an Associate Director in the Pulsifer Undergraduate Career Development Center and the dedicated Career Coach for Economics-Finance and Managerial Economics Majors.
Career Questions
What is your favorite part of your job as a career coach?
The ability to make a positive impact on student’s lives.
Best piece of career advice?
It sounds small, but always take the time to say thank you. Most students know to do this after interviews, but it also can apply to so …
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