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Posted November 10, 2026 by

Improve your communication skills to give yourself a huge job hunting advantage

We recently reached out to Mike Wysocki to ask for his advice about a question that is often asked by students, recent graduates, and others who are early in their careers: how can they stand apart from others who are applying to the same job if they all have similar backgrounds? Mike spent more than […]

Posted November 09, 2026 by

What to Do After a Job Interview: How to Follow-Up and Keep the Momentum

By Toni Frana, Career Expert for Resumebuilder.com  You nailed it! The interview for the job you’ve been dreaming about since you started college. You answered the questions, built a good rapport with the interviewer and are even more excited about the role given what you learned. Then, days go by without an update. No email. […]

Posted November 09, 2026 by

25 Career Tips for Communication and Journalism Students

A strong communication or journalism career takes more than clear writing. These practical tips cover interviews, audience growth, technology, business skills, and career-building strategies. Insights from experts in the field show how students can stand out, build credibility, and find opportunities across today’s media industry.

Posted November 08, 2026 by

25 Career Tips for Criminal Justice and Corrections Students

A successful career in criminal justice or corrections takes more than classroom knowledge. This guide shares practical advice on building skills, gaining experience, and earning trust in demanding roles. It also includes insights from experts in the field to help students prepare for the opportunities and challenges ahead.

Posted November 07, 2026 by

25 Career Tips for Engineering Students

Engineering students need more than strong grades to build a successful career. This guide shares practical advice on gaining experience, presenting technical work, choosing opportunities, and proving results. It also includes insights from experts in the field to help turn classroom skills into real career progress.

Posted November 06, 2026 by

22 Career Tips for Biology and Biomedical Sciences Majors

A biology or biomedical sciences degree can lead to far more careers than the lab alone. This guide shares practical ways to gain experience, build valuable skills, and test career options before graduation. Insights from experts in the field offer clear advice for turning scientific training into real opportunities.

Posted November 05, 2026 by

25 Career Tips for Business Administration and Management Majors

A strong business career takes more than a degree and a polished résumé. These practical tips cover skills, internships, technology, problem-solving, and strategic job searches. Insights from experts in the field show how to turn classroom knowledge into measurable workplace value.

Posted November 04, 2026 by

25 Career Tips for Computer and Information Services Students

A strong tech career takes more than learning the latest tools. Experts in computer and information services share practical advice on debugging, portfolios, AI, communication, and proving business value. These 25 tips help students turn classroom knowledge into skills employers can trust.

Posted November 03, 2026 by

The Thaw: 2026 Federal Hiring Outlook and Strategic Shifts for Computer Science Majors

Is the federal hiring freeze finally thawing for computer science majors? In this episode of From Dorms to Desks, our cohosts examine the 2026 U.S. federal government hiring transition following a massive loss of over 19,500 technology professionals. Grounded in recent reporting from College Recruiter, we break down what the end of the 2025 freeze […]

Posted November 03, 2026 by

Where do you go to network? Trade shows.

We recently reached out to Mike Wysocki to ask for his advice about a question that is often asked by students, recent graduates, and others who are early in their careers: how can they stand apart from others who are applying to the same job if they all have similar backgrounds? Mike spent more than […]