While other colleges take a gentle doze during the summertime, CW is a beehive of activity. On May 30, we celebrated our 103rd Commencement Ceremony. At that event, I reminded grads that in the words of the Mahatma Gandhi, they should be the change that they wish to see in the world, and that commencement day marks one of the accomplishments that clear the way for them to change the w
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Corporate Jargon 101
Friday, May 31, 2019
In any industry, there are certain phrases and buzzwords that get thrown around, and if you don’t know what they mean, it can be intimidating and deflating. Especially when you’re new on the job, it can be hard to know the best person or resource to solve the mystery of what the heck “best practices” means.
How To Prepare For The Job Search
Thursday, May 30, 2019
Preparing to start your job search can be an exciting but also intimidating process. Here, Roselle Glick, M.A., Associate Director of Career Services and Adjunct Instructor at The College of Westchester, discusses what you need to know and how to take advantage of resources that can help you along the way.
What Not To Do On A Phone Interview
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Phone interviews are a popular early step in the interview process—they’re a convenient way for an employer and applicant to explore whether they’re a good fit. However, applicants still need to be prepared. Some must-do’s (like making sure you’re in a quiet place for the interview and have good reception) might seem obvious, but there are some other important points to keep in mind.
Panicked About The Job Search? Here’s How To Calm Down.
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Are you stressing out about finding a job post-graduation? It’s completely normal to feel nervous, but all that panic can actually undermine your efforts. First identifying what, specifically, you’re freaked out about is an important first step in the process since it gives you a starting place for forming an action plan. This article by Monster contributor Elana Lyn Gross explains.