By: Heather Nester
From a young age, we begin to understand what “career” means based on the people in our lives. Through observational learning, “the process of learning by watching others, retaining the information, and then later replicating the behaviors that …
As head of economic research at Handshake, I’m frequently asked about what our data can tell us about the labor market. So with 2025 in the rearview, I wanted to do a retrospective what we’ve seen on the platform as …
We first interviewed Trent Cotton of iCIMS in October 2025 to discuss data it was reporting in its superb (and free!) monthly Workforce Report. Well, he’s back to discuss the January report, and those surprised him as well as our …
By Jasmine Escalera, PhD, Career Expert, MyPerfectResume
When you’re early in your career, advice is everywhere from professors, managers, peers, and even TikTok. But not all guidance carries the same weight, and not all career relationships serve the same purpose. …
1. Update Your Core Resume
Add your GPA and honors from the fall semester.
Include any new projects, leadership roles, or volunteer work you finished over the break.
Save it as a PDF titled FirstName_LastName_Resume_2026.pdf.
2. Visit the Career Services …
his post is co-authored by Ryan McDougall, Vice President, LinkedIn Consumer Marketing.
College is fast paced. Classes, essays, research, clubs, plus job and internship applications—it’s a lot! That’s why we’ve put together something special just for students—a limited time offer that helps you study smarter, stand out in your job search, and …
Managing your time wisely in college is one of the most important skills you’ll need to master for both academic success and personal well-being. With so many tasks to juggle—study sessions, writing papers, social life, household chores, and other commitments—getting …
A lot depends on your field and how far along you are in your career
By Annie Mueller Updated January 05, 2026
Reviewed by Andrew Schmidt
Education or Experience: Key to Successful Job Hunting
Whether education or experience matters more …
A thank you note is more than just being polite. It is a way to keep the conversation going and show that you were actually paying attention. You should send this within 24 hours of your meeting while the details …
Ending an interview with a strong closing statement is your final chance to leave a lasting impression. In the 2026 market, employers are looking for people who are decisive and truly interested in the role. You want to summarize why …
