Resources
Resources
To aid the career journey
To aid the career journey
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Handshake's digital resources library includes information on various career-related topics such as resumes, interview tips, graduate school preparation, writing guides, and curriculum tailored to one's career path. Updated frequently to help you stay up to date with trends in your career. Check them today!
Some of Our Favorite Resources
Some of Our Favorite Resources
Take the Pathway U quiz to assist you in making meaningful choices throughout your education, career, and employment journey.
Get help learning how to articulate your skills and accomplishments on your resume with the Resume 201 Resource.
Up-skill with Forage by learning from companies and completing virtual work experiences to receive certifications.
Build your profile to strengthen your networking activities with our LinkedIn Profile Checklist Resource.
Curious how AI can help you and not hurt you on your job hunt? Take a look at when and when not to use Artificial intelligence.
Sweet Seven Tips
Sweet Seven Tips
Conduct informational interviews to explore industries, receive advice, and build your network
Build, update, and tailor your resume
Practice tailoring your cover letter for your next position
Prepare for future interviews by mastering the STAR method
Maximize your LinkedIn by using it to actively engage with potential employers/companies
Refine your job search skills with our job search tips
Remember, at each stage of the journey, the Career Center is here to assist or encourage you through Career Consulting appointments
Want a specific curriculum to follow, tailored to your season? Choose the season below that currently describes your situation.
Career Transitions
Career Transitions
To aid in your career transition, consider:
To aid in your career transition, consider:
Exploring other fields via informational interviews
Tailoring your resume to the language of your new industry
Attending grad prep workshops or catching the recorded (if you need an additional degree to get the job)
Looking into these upskilling opportunities (if you are lacking a particular skill to get the job)
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