Author: DePaul Career Center
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Gaining Meaningful Experiences in Undergrad
By Megan Boone “Make the most of your four years!” “Get an internship to gain experience!” “You need to have relevant experience on your resume before you graduate!” You may have encountered one of these phrases from various individuals in your life throughout your four years of college. While there is some truth to these…
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Keeping Up with the Finance Industry
By Kate Dalin Students interested in careers in financial services should practice staying up to date on industry trends. These publications and websites offer valuable insights, news, analysis, and educational resources. Barron’s & MarketWatch: A leading source of financial news, providing in-depth analysis and commentary on stocks, investments. DePaul students can access this resource for…
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6 Tips for Informational Interviews
Sabah Nanlawala As you’re navigating and developing your career plan during your undergraduate years, informational interviews are a great, low-stakes opportunity for you to speak with a professional about your area of interest. By asking the right questions you can gain insight on a specific profession and their day-to-day, learn about a different career path…
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How to End a Job Interview like a Champ!
Important questions to ask at the end of a job interview. by Ellie Santonato Congratulations! You applied to a job and recently heard back from the hiring manager about an interview. You feel prepared as you have researched the organization and reviewed some of your top performance stories that you are ready to share as…
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Preparing for an Interview for Every CDM Major
by Ira Deshmukh Preparing for an interview can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially in the technology industry. However, with the right preparation and mindset, you can ace your interview and land your dream job. In this blog post, here are some key tips and strategies for preparing for an interview as data science, computer science,…
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Having Cameras Off in Zooms may be an Access Need for Neurodivergent Students and Employees
by Francis Matias According to the National Institute of Health, participation in Zoom meetings increased from 10 million daily meeting participants in December 2019 to 300 million daily meeting participants. In the 2020-2021 academic year, virtual meetings were the only option for many students of all ages across the nation, and DePaul University students were no exception. …
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