Job and internship season is coming up for college students everywhere. And one of the best ways to have your application end up in the “do not follow up” is to have a weak resume. Most everyone knows that a good resume. Your probably know that resume needs to have all your skills and accomplishments listed in an organized way that shows how great of a fit you would be for the company. But there are some small, but very important, details that can make a huge difference in ho

Do you have a resume? Have you updated it recently? If not, now is the time to do so. You may think that your resume has everything that an employer would want, but there are ways to make it even better. Whether you're looking for your first job or just need an update on your skills and experience, this blog post will help improve what's currently on your resume. 1. Have a professional-looking resume that is clean and easy to read. The first thing that you should do if lookin

"Where do you see yourself in five years?" It's a question interviewers often ask. To some, it may be an easy question to answer - but not for everyone. This blog is designed to help interviewees figure out how to answer this tough interview question in a way that will make them stand out from the rest of the candidates. As interviewers, we want to know what your future plans are. What do you want to be doing in five years? Why is this important for us as interviewers to know