U of R Podcaster Ayled Zazueta ’23 Hopes to Widen Your Perspective

These days, our entire society is running scarce on empathy. Politicians seek to draw out the worst of us, while individuals hawk distorted realities to further divide us for their own gains. This is what makes Ayled Zazueta ’23 a …

By Thomas Guzowski
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Career and job competencies of liberal arts graduates

 

There is a public perception that liberal arts graduates are now somehow less valuable than their peers studying business or technology. Dr. Ascan Koerner with the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Minnesota will tell you why …

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College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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7 Wasteful Money Habits and What To Do Instead

“How did I spend my last pay check?” As an adult, you’re bound to have this question at least once in your life. 

There will also be times when you’ll feel like money is slipping through your fingers. This is …

By Magnus Eriksen
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Five Online Resources to Make Your Law School Journey Easier

Commencing your law school journey is no easy task, and can often feel like learning a new language. Professors do their best to break down legalese and abstract concepts into something digestible for students, but keeping afloat amidst the mass …

By Firsthand
We help applicants, students, job-seekers and professionals like you find the right career path using the power of firsthand experiences.
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7 Improv Techniques That’ll Make Conversations at Work Less Awkward and More Productive

Talking to people at work can be challenging and stressful. Whether you’re attending meetings, conversing with clients, or just making small talk in the hallway, nerves can start to take over. What do you do with your hands? How long …

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The Top 10 Paying Social Science Jobs

The social sciences covers a huge swatch of jobs that are seemingly unrelated. Consider how biologists, urban planners, chemical technicians, psychologists, and political scientists all are under the same roof of “social sciences.” But one way we can order all …

By Thomas Guzowski
Thomas Guzowski Assistant Director of Marketing
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Read This Before You Agree to Write a Letter of Rec

Letters of recommendation have the purpose of endorsing the academic, professional, and personal characteristics of an individual. Therefore, it is essential advocates learn to write representative and powerful letters of recommendation that speak on the professional qualities of an individual. …

By Frankie Zaffino
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9 Tips to Turn Networking Contacts Into Meaningful Relationships, From a Serial Connector

The goal in any meaningful relationship is to give it depth. That’s what my book, The Lost Art of Connecting: The Gather, Ask, Do Method for Building Meaningful Business Relationships, is all about. Of course, not every networking contact has …

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How to Diversify Your Professional Network

Be honest: Do all of your professional contacts look and sound the same? Did your boss and all your work friends go to the same kind of school as you? Did everyone in your network take similar paths to get …

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Here’s How Unconscious Racial Bias Can Creep Into Recommendation Letters—and How You Can Avoid It

Got a great student, junior scholar, or former employee who is a person of color (POC)? Planning to write them a super letter of reference? That’s great. Remember that letters of reference can make or break a candidate’s application for …

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