Tag: Job search
LinkedIn for Career Navigation: The Most Useful Business Skill
Stop trying to find 'meaningful' work (and create it instead)
How do you find meaningful work? Unfortnuately, it is not something you can take or easily pluck somewhere. Instead, meaningful work is yours to create. Here are some ways for you to do this.
LinkedIn for Career Navigation: The Most Useful Business Skill
Having led education marketing at LinkedIn, The LinkedIn Guys (Jeremy Schifeling and Omar Garriott) saw first-hand how powerful a tool LinkedIn is for professionals going after the world's most competitive jobs. Now, they've compiled the most advanced techniques they learned at LinkedIn to help you apply these techniques to enhance their own careers. From understanding how recruiters use the platform, to finding alumni referrals at just about any job in the world, get a crash course in LinkedIn's essential techniques!
Spring Job Fair 2019
Spring Job Fair is a single-day event that will feature approximately 50 employers from various industries, eager to engage and share career opportunities and insights with students.
This is your chance to meet employers and network with organizations looking to recruit from various academic disciplines, and learn about the job opportunities available!
A Moving Target: Navigating Work Life Change Proactively
Career Research Kit
Whether you’re unsure of what you want to do, or already have a solid goal in mind, research is an essential step toward building a fulfilling career. It allows you to explore your options, find a sense of direction, and prepare for the career you want to pursue.
5 Things to Avoid on Your Resume
2018 BIV Top 100 and Biggest Companies by Industry Lists
Business in Vancouver has released their 2018 Top 100 List and 2018 Biggest Companies by Industry List. Utilize these lists for your company research! Be proactive and approach employers that you're interested in even before seeing a job posting.
2018 Top 100 List
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Yes, You Can Still Learn About Company Culture When Interviewing Remotely—Here’s How
There are a number of things you consider when evaluating whether or not a job is a good match for you. You need a salary that meets your expectations, responsibilities that get you excited, and a manager you think you’d mesh well with. But there’s another important factor that carries a lot of weight: company culture. The work environment will have a big impact on your experience and satisfaction in that role.
