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Let’s be real, rejection after a job interview can sting, no matter how experienced or optimistic you are. You prepared, showed up, gave your best and still got the “Thank you, but” email. What matters most is how to bounce back, stay positive, and keep your momentum. Here are easy tips for moving on when things do not go as planned.

How to Accept Rejection After a Job Interview Let’s be real, rejection after a job interview can sting, no matter how experienced or optimistic you are. You prepared, showed up, gave your best and still got the “Thank you, but” email. The truth is almost every job seeker faces a “We’ve chosen someone else” at least once. What matter...

In a job interview, it can be tricky to remain genuine and humble while also appearing confident and selling yourself. For tips on how to balance these competing interests and put forward the best version of yourself, read the article below.

The Job Interview Question Everyone Gets Wrong – 12 Job Interview Questions Everyone Fails You prepped your résumé, memorized your elevator pitch, and even Googled the CEO’s favorite TED Talk. You walk into the interview feeling ready. And then they hit you with that question—the one that makes your brain short-circuit and your soul momentarily leave your body. We’ve all been ther...

Knowing what behaviors to avoid can help maintain job security and ensure continued career growth. Here are some of them.

18 Career-Killing Mistakes HR Says You Should Avoid at All Costs

This guide will explain the rationale behind why some good questions aren't right for early-stage interviews.

30 questions you should never ask in an interview Interviews can be excellent ways to showcase your drive, determination, and how the skills you possess align perfectly with the requirements for a specific job. While interviews can be nerve-wracking for some, going in with confidence is key, and the way to be even more confident is to learn about w...

Wondering what questions to ask in your next job interview? Here are five key inquiries that could make all the difference.

These Are The Best Questions That You Can Ask in a Job Interview Wondering what questions to ask in your next job interview? Here are five key inquiries that could make all the difference. Buzz60’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.

Building a good relationship with your boss is imperative for any ambitious achiever. To help you cultivate positive experiences with the boss, here are five things you should avoid saying to your boss, according to workplace experts.

5 things you should never say to your boss Here are five things you should avoid saying to your boss if you want to build a strong relationship at work.

Some companies are more open to new ideas and innovative ways of thinking than others. But no matter what kind of organization you work for, how do you go about developing the kind of outside-the-box thinking that gets things done? Learn more at the article below.

Practical Strategies to Develop Innovative Thinking at Work | Washington Post Jobs Many companies claim they want “innovative thinkers,” but how do you become one? Developing a creative mindset is a skill like any other, and there are strategies to get started.

Last night, students had the opportunity to meet with Brian Becker (AGI'08) and Mark Tomchik from the Center for Entrepreneurship in Liberal Arts! They learned how to begin creating a business model, including how to use the business model canvas. Thanks for the great conversation, Mark and Brian!

During a job search, it can be difficult to know which companies would be a good fit. Read the article below for some helpful tips on how to research companies effectively!

How to Research and Choose the Best Company for You | Washington Post Jobs Job hunting is a two-way street. You can’t just focus on making yourself attractive to employers—you also need to find the employer that’s right for you. So, how should you do your research?

Last Friday students had the opportunity to visit the State Department! They met with alumni and other State Department officials for a conversation about their careers post-SJC and how our great books curriculum prepares you for a successful career in foreign policy. Students also had the chance to tour the department, and they especially enjoyed the bookstore!

From becoming a mentor to continuing your education, there are a number of ways to turn your overqualification into an opportunity for growth. Learn more about how to make the best of this situation at the link below!

Turning Overqualification into Opportunity: How to Thrive in a Role Beneath Your Skills | Washington Post Jobs Slogging through a job you’re overqualified for can feel like a grind. But there are actually plenty of ways to flourish.

Whether you're a teacher, a lawyer, or a civil engineer, there's likely a place for you somewhere in your state government. Learn more about the pros and cons of state government jobs at the link below!

Exploring State Government Jobs: Opportunities for Long-Term Success | Washington Post Jobs State-government employment has lagged since the Great Recession. But there are good reasons to consider this career path.