Have you considered Leadership Development / Rotational Programs?

For students deciding where to begin their careers, leadership development and rotational programs can really make a company stand out!  Luckily, there are many employers that offer excellent programs for new graduates, across a wide variety of industries and disciplines.

Leadership development and rotational programs provide in-depth experiences, ongoing mentorship, and targeted training.  Each program may have unique components, such as length of time, multiple locations, number of rotations, and pre-selected vs. optional rotations.  Employers invest significant resources in these …

By MaryEllen Ryan
MaryEllen Ryan Senior Associate Director, Undergraduate Career Development, Pulsifer Career Development Center
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How To End Your In-Person Interview

You want to end your interview on a high note, but sometimes figuring out the best way to gracefully conclude is challening. Here’s a few steps to take to ensure you nail the end of your interview and set yourself up for future success.

By Hailey Jennato
Hailey Jennato Creative Graphic Designer
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Check out Pro Forma Futures if you’re interested in Finance or Consulting!

Pro Forma Futures (“PFF”) is a non-profit working to increase diversity in finance and consulting. We introduce candidates who are currently underrepresented across these industries (women, people of color, LGBTQIA+, and folks from other diverse backgrounds) to the various post-graduate opportunities available to them, then provide ongoing support as they pursue these roles.

If you’re interested in a career in investment banking, private equity, private credit, sales & trading, research, corporate finance, wealth management, or consulting, the PFF team can …

By MaryEllen Ryan
MaryEllen Ryan Senior Associate Director, Undergraduate Career Development, Pulsifer Career Development Center
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Summer Side Hustles if You Don’t Have an Internship

There is an underlying misconception that college students must get an internship to spend a productive summer. While an internship at a company puts them at a headstart in their career, there are still many ways you can spend the summer without needing an internship. Not only are these side hustle activities productive and allow you to earn money and experience, but they are also bound to look good on your resumé. So, if you find yourself without anything to …

By Isabella Ampié
Isabella Ampié
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Tips to Overcome Impostor Syndrome

Imposter syndrome is real, and it can make you doubt your skills and feel like you don’t deserve the opportunities, experiences, or responsibilities you’ve been given. Impostor syndrome can also make you feel like a fraud and prevent you from stepping outside of your comfort zone or trying something new. Here are a few techniques to help you deal with impostor syndrome so you can minimize self-doubt and feel more confident in everything you do!

By Hailey Jennato
Hailey Jennato Creative Graphic Designer
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The Benefits of LinkedIn Learning

LinkedIn needs no introduction for college students. But what exactly is LinkedIn Learning? LinkedIn Learning is the networking site’s online training platform, with over 6000 courses in numerous areas and topics. Accessing LinkedIn Learning is also relatively easy if you own a LinkedIn account. However, what makes LinkedIn Learning stand out with the plethora of online course sites booming today?

Accessibility

LinkedIn Learning is easy to use and navigate, being an easily accessible site on smartphones, tablets, and computers. The …

By Isabella Ampié
Isabella Ampié
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How to Answer: Why Do You Want to Work Here?

Just like how you probably want to find a company that aligns with your values, interests, and work style, employers are also looking to find individuals that fit in with their company culture. The question “Why do you want to work here?” shows employers if you’ve done your research, as well as whether you’re passionate about the company and the position. If you can’t explain what the company does or why it’s the right place for you, this will likely …

By Hailey Jennato
Hailey Jennato Creative Graphic Designer
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How to Account for a Gap in Your Resumé

In a world where employers seek the most experienced prospects to get a job, accounting for a gap in your resumé can be daunting. Though it depends on how long the interval took place and the circumstances surrounding it, employers will be skeptical about hiring you if you have a significant career gap and will be curious as to why you took that much time off. As such, it is crucial to adequately address resumé gaps in an interview setting …

By Isabella Ampié
Isabella Ampié
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Improve Your Public Speaking Skills and Ace Your Interviews

Oftentimes, you’ll be competing for a job position against individuals that are just as qualified and educated as you. So, how do you make yourself stand out in a positive way? Oftentimes, recruiters remember how someone pitched themselves rather than just what they said. It’s not that your skills and experience aren’t important, because they are, but how you communicate them during an interview can make you more memorable than someone who may be more qualified, but isn’t as good …

By Hailey Jennato
Hailey Jennato Creative Graphic Designer
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Tips on Securing Last-Minute Internships

As summer is around the corner, many things can stress us out. While the first thing on people’s minds can be finals, for other students, it’s the fact that the semester is almost over, and they still haven’t secured an internship. For some, the right opportunity has yet to come up, they have yet to have time to plan their summer, or some have waited until the last minute. Still, there are ways to get around this and secure an …

By Isabella Ampié
Isabella Ampié
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