Internships can help launch well-prepared talent into the workforce after graduation but mentoring requires engagement from professionals. Steve Petersen on November 27, 2019 Recently, I on-boarded a martech intern. It’s exciting to offer college students an opportunity to explore their professional interests. The great thing about martech is how it touches many of the various … Continue reading Preparing college students for the marketing profession takes commitment and planning
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Do the marketing principles we learned in college still apply today?
Figuring out how to apply marketing theory to your business can be the secret to outmaneuvering your competition. Jacob Baadsgaard on October 21, 2019 Most of the entrepreneurs and even online marketers that I know are self-taught. These days, you don’t have to get a degree in marketing to be successful in business. All it … Continue reading Do the marketing principles we learned in college still apply today?
LinkedIn Tips for College Graduates
Sarah Bentley — May 31, 2019 — May 31, 2019 Last weekend, my friends and I were sitting outside enjoying lunch when we saw a group of three newly graduated students from the local college walk past us. We said congratulations and asked if and what they had lined up in the “job world.” They … Continue reading LinkedIn Tips for College Graduates
5 Cultural Must-Haves to Look For in Your First Job Out of College
Kimberly Zhang — April 17, 2019 — April 17, 2019 When you see a job posting, what catches your eye? The salary? 401(k) benefits? New-age perks like ping-pong tables?If you think compensation or benefits are what matter most in a first job, consider the reasons why workers say they love what they do. When HR … Continue reading 5 Cultural Must-Haves to Look For in Your First Job Out of College
The Paradox of Underemployment for New College Grads
Joe Trapasso — March 4, 2019 — March 4, 2019 With the unemployment rate in America dropping to its lowest mark since 2000, there have been worse times to be a college graduate. It’s a job-seekers market and competent professional talent is in high demand. However, those facts don’t mean new college grads should approach … Continue reading The Paradox of Underemployment for New College Grads
How to Recruit Like a National College Football Champion
Gretchen Gordon — January 9, 2019 Follow @BraveheartSales — January 9, 2019 Clemson whips Alabama for the National Championship and the 2018 college football season is over. This is an especially sad time in my house and for me. My son just graduated from the University of South Carolina and played his last football game … Continue reading How to Recruit Like a National College Football Champion
Resume Writing Tips for New College Graduates
Amanda Clark — June 7, 2018 Follow @GrammarChicInc — June 7, 2018 McElspeth / Pixabay You’ve taken your last final, written your last paper, donned your cap and gown, and finally have your degree in hand. Now that you’ve graduated from college, it’s time to jump into the workforce and put all of that education … Continue reading Resume Writing Tips for New College Graduates
Tips to Revolutionize Recruitment of Recent College Graduates
Jeanette Maister — June 1, 2018 Follow @jeanettemaister— June 1, 2018 In the increasingly competitive recruiting landscape, we find it harder than ever to find and retain the most talented employees. Discovering current students and recent graduates with the most sought after skills such as coding or foreign languages has become undeniably challenging for recruiters. … Continue reading Tips to Revolutionize Recruitment of Recent College Graduates
How to Attract Promising New College Grads to Your Business
Rick Goodman — February 17, 2018 Follow @DrRickGoodman — February 17, 2018 TinTin12 / Pixabay There’s something to be said for hiring recent college graduates. While they may not have much in the way of experience, there are other qualities that they bring to the table: New grads are hungry for achievement, bursting with ideas, … Continue reading How to Attract Promising New College Grads to Your Business
Is Facebook The Electoral College of Social Media?
Cheryl Strauss Einhorn — June 30, 2017 Follow @CherylEinhorn— June 30, 2017 The Electoral College was originally established to make sure that there was a group of citizens who could make better informed decisions than the masses, in part because at the time of our nation’s founding many Americans were illiterate and ill-informed about politics. … Continue reading Is Facebook The Electoral College of Social Media?
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