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Career Readiness Skills:
Employers consider the following eight skills essential when considering new employees for their workplace, regardless of field of study or degree earned. Look for opportunities to develop these skills both in and out of the classroom.
- Critical Thinking/Problem Solving
- Oral/Written Communications
- Teamwork/Collaboration
- Technology
- Leadership
- Professionalism/Work Ethic
- Self-Awareness & Career Management
- Global Perspective
Have you ever heard someone say any of these statements?
“I love my job! I would do it for free!”
“I’m interested in climbing the ladder at work.”
“Work is just a means to an end.”
These statements are reflections …
As Connecticut continues to recover from the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the state has launched a new resource, the CT Back To Work Initiative, that provides workers and businesses in Connecticut with impactful, high-quality career tools to help …
The guidance you need to feel confident, poised and prepared to meet recruiters online.
Before you dive into your first one-on-one session with an employer during a virtual career fair, there are a few simple ways to set yourself up …
Your guide to preparing for virtual career fairs and making a great impression with recruiters.
This fall, the UConn Fall Career Fairs will be held virtually on Handshake.
Attending a virtual career fair on Handshake will give you an edge …
When creating your LinkedIn profile, a quality profile photo will give your profile a complete look, and LinkedIn reports that profiles with a photo receive more views. The Center for Career Development typically has recommended not using a selfie, and …
