Choosing Between Two Career Paths – On Air Coaching Call

Have you ever felt at a crossroads between two career paths? In this special coaching call episode, I coach Angie, who is a Latina First Gen Professional, recent college grad, and is seeking guidance on her career path after graduation. …

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H-1B Back-Up Options For International Students

The most common work visa in the U.S. is the H-1B visa. However, the H-1B lottery is highly competitive, and there is no guarantee that international students will be able to stay in the U.S. for work. As you explore …

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5 Ways to Protect Your Mental Health During a Stressful Job Search

During a high-stakes job search — or any job search, for that matter — emotions can run high and stress can become unbearable. However, there are steps you can take to protect yourself from burnout and self-blame.  

I’m not a medical …

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ADHD Career Talk – How to Find a Job You Won’t Want to Quit

As someone with ADHD, I’ve had my fair share of struggles when it comes to finding the right career path. I’ve job hopped, quit jobs impulsively, and struggled to find something that truly lights me up. But over time, I’ve …

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How to Write a Great Cover Letter in 5 Simple Steps

Cover letters are one-page documents typically sent alongside resumes during the job application process. Even if a job doesn’t require one, including a cover letter can show your enthusiasm, highlight your qualifications, and help you stand out from other applicants. …

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Should Veterans Hide That Status From Employers When Job Hunting?

For student veterans entering the civilian workforce, the job search process can be both exciting and challenging. Veterans bring a unique set of skills, experiences, and perspectives to the table, but they may also face uncertainty about how or whether …

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Get a Work Permit While Waiting for Your Green Card

Green card applicants who apply from inside the United States are generally eligible for employment authorization (work permit). While consular applicants must wait until they arrive in the U.S. with permanent resident status, adjustment of status applicants may obtain an …

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Should Student Athletes Hide That From Potential Employers When Searching For a Job?

For student-athletes transitioning from the playing field to the workforce, the job market presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Balancing academic commitments with the demands of a sport requires exceptional time management, dedication, and resilience—qualities that employers often …

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College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Entry-Level Software Engineer Resume: What Recruiters Want to See

Starting out in software engineering? Your resume needs to show technical skills, problem-solving ability, and a willingness to learn—even if you don’t have much formal experience. Here’s how to stand out.

1. Essential Sections for an Entry-Level Software Engineer …

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Should I Study Abroad?

Each year, over 180,000 college students in the US take the leap to study abroad, embracing the opportunity to live and learn in another country.

While stepping into the unknown can be daunting, it often turns into a transformative journey …

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