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So, you had a great job interview. You communicated confidence and competence, fielded every weird interview question, and sent a follow-up email thanking your prospective employer for their time.
And then, nothing.
If this sounds familiar, …
Are you a first or second year at UW and are still not sure what career path you should pursue? Or are you an incoming transfer student who needs to narrow down your career options? Then the Career Exploration & …
When’s the last time you read a job description? If you’re currently job hunting, your immediate answer might be something like “last night” or “a few minutes ago.” But ask yourself: When’s the last time you really read a job …
UW CIRCLE, UW Office of Global Affairs (OGA), and UW Regional Advancement will be hosting a conversation with Ken Sun, General Manager of Microsoft Taiwan. Ken is a University of Washington alum who has extensive experience in the field of …
As we kick things off this Fall quarter, the Career & Internship Center is bringing back our Drop-in Career Coaching program! Every weekday from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm, eligible students will be able to get quick advice (15-20 minutes) …
College years are all about that hustle and bustle. From attending classes and parties to tackling exams and social life, there’s little spare time on your hands.
Even so, college years are crucial for career building. It’s the right time …
It isn’t easy to stand out at in-person job fairs, and leaving a lasting impression with employers at virtual job fairs can be just as challenging. However, if you follow the eight tips below, you’ll have no difficulty making meaningful …
It’s never easy to transition from school to the working world. You have to figure out where you want to live and what you want to do and then find and land a job—all while dealing with a slew of …
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