Career Planning

Many companies use telephone interviews as an initial screening tool in order to save their time and your time. You need to treat the telephone interview like any other face-to-face […]

“Behavioral” interviews began to appear in the Chicago labor market in the mid-1990s. Employers in the financial services industry were the first to begin using this form of interviewing. Medical […]

One logical consequence of signing up for college is that employers will immediately send candidates enrolled in technical programs to the front of the line for consideration. So, if two […]

There are thousands of Federal jobs in the Chicago metropolitan area split up between a fairly large number of agencies. I have learned from attending Government College Relation Council (GCRC) […]

A career fair is an excellent opportunity to meet several employers, face-to-face, and to ultimately find a job. It is a great time saver, meaning you can talk to dozens […]

If you think the decision to go back to school as an adult to earn your business degree is a risk, you are in good company. According to a report […]

Even before you graduate from your program, you’ll probably start collecting recommendations, making calls to employers, and sending out your cover letters and resumes. You may even land you a few […]