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You’ve seen it before: job postings marked “entry-level” that somehow require 2-3 years of experience. It’s maddening. You start wondering if employers have completely lost touch with reality or if the entire job market has gone sideways.
Here’s the …
If the thought of networking and meeting new people feels daunting, you’re not alone. Three Capital One Students & Grads recruiters share real-world ways to create lasting connections and find the best fit, from your campus career fair to your …
Let’s be real: spending eight hours a day hitting “Apply” on LinkedIn, Indeed, or any other job board is the fastest way to burn out and get zero results. It feels productive because you’re “doing something,” but for an early-career …
Does networking make you feel like a used car salesman? Stop faking it. We reveal how to build genuine connections without selling your soul.
In this episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we dive into Keith Spencer’s expert …
As the world becomes more complex and interconnected, staying within one’s own industry can limit one’s growth and innovation opportunities. Engaging with professionals from different fields offers a unique chance to gain fresh insights, broaden your perspective, and discover new …
When looking for new professional opportunities, job seekers value a welcoming environment where everyone is empowered to do their best work. In particular, many early-career employees hope to cultivate meaningful relationships across departments and roles. That’s why Cadence, a pivotal …
Networking gets dressed up like a Hallmark card. We’re told it’s about generosity, authenticity, and building deep bonds. Sounds nice. But when you strip away the fluff, networking emerges more like a strategy than a spiritual calling or a mishmash …
By: Keith Spencer, Career Expert with AI resume builder Resume Now
As a college student, you get all kinds of advice to start networking. Alumni events, on-campus conferences, and job fairs are all opportunities that faculty and staff encourage you …
A thank you note is more than just being polite. It is a way to keep the conversation going and show that you were actually paying attention. You should send this within 24 hours of your meeting while the details …
You’ve found the dream job or internship. Whether or not you know someone at the company, it’s in your best interest to invest time in connecting with folks working there; it could be a difference maker in landing a new …
Navigating unemployment is tough, but having a standout LinkedIn headline doesn’t have to be. The headline is one of the most visible parts of your page, so making it work for you—even when you’re unemployed—is crucial. With well-crafted headlines for …
