How to Evaluate Company Culture During an Interview

Job interviews are a two-way street. While the company is trying to determine if your skills and qualifications are a good fit for the role, you also want to determine if the company and its culture are a good fit …

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How to Ace a One-Way Video Interview

Students searching for an internship or entry-level role can expect the hiring process to include a video interview. These types of asynchronous, one-way interviews have been on the rise since 2020, with 60 percent of human resource professionals saying they …

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Cover Letter Tips for Students and Recent Graduates

There are two essential parts of your application materials: a resume and a cover letter. A resume gives a brief overview of your skills, experiences, and qualifications, while a cover letter dives deeper into these points and explains them with …

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5 tips to create an ATS-friendly resume for post-grads

Whether you’re looking for your first role since graduating, or you’re continuing to study and looking for some extra income, you may be surprised to learn that your colorful, creative resume may jeopardize your chances of securing an interview. Yes, …

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Unusual Interview Questions and How to Answer Them: Part II

Welcome back to our series on unusual interview questions. If you haven’t read part one yet, you can at the link. These questions are somewhat rare, and you may never encounter them in a real-world setting; however, they’re great for …

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Re-Entering the Job Market in Your 40s & 50s: Modern Resumes, Ageism-Proofing, & Transferable Value

Returning to university or completing a degree in your 40s or 50s is a powerful statement of resilience, adaptability, and intellectual curiosity. Whether you are executing a total career pivot, re-entering the workforce after raising a family, or upgrading your …

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How to Write a Law School Personal Statement in 2026 (With Examples)

Once your GPA is set and your LSAT or GRE score is back, the law school personal statement is the one part of your application still fully in your hands. It’s also the first real writing sample a school sees …

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Can You Actually Negotiate an Internship Stipend?

Yes, in many cases, though it depends heavily on the type of employer. Structured programs at large companies (finance, consulting, big tech) usually set stipend or intern pay by a fixed band tied to your school year, and there’s little …

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How to Write a LinkedIn Connection Request That Actually Gets a Reply

A LinkedIn connection request gets a reply when it references something specific about the person (a post, a shared background, a recent role change) in under 200 characters, and asks for nothing in the note itself. Blank or generic requests …

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Breaking Into Finance With No Experience: 2026 Guide

Finance is about how businesses, individuals, banks, and governments manage money. And if you’re considering the finance career path, there are plenty of opportunities to build a well-paying career, even at the entry level.

But finance can also be fast-paced …

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