Tag: ASK
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To Network or Not To Network?
By: Ira Deshmukh, Career Community Ambassador Tired of hearing the “you should network more” advice from everyone? Worry not, we’ve got a small curation of three easily applicable tips and tricks you can use to, like they all say, network more. But what is networking and why is it important? Networking is essentially the act…
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Employer Spotlight: Willie Love (Health Sciences ‘19), Howard Brown Health
The Health Care & Science (HCS) Career Community wants to introduce students to a wide range of careers. Students may be familiar with popular clinical roles (e.g., nurse, physician, veterinarian), but less familiar with jobs in healthcare data analytics, renewable energy, or biotech research. Willie Love (‘19 Health Sciences) is a Social and Behavioral Coordinator…
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ASK Experience Series: Emotional Intelligence
The ASK Experience series is a new HireDePaul Blog series featuring unique insights and career advice from interviews with DePaul alumni. In the next installment, we spoke with Marie Wohler (‘91) about her career, emotional intelligence in the workplace, and the value of mentorship in professional development. Emotional Intelligence After a career in talent management…
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ASK Experience Series: Communication
In the newest HireDePaul Blog series, the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) Program will be hosting interviews with alumni designed to bring DePaul students access to unique career advice and professional insight. In the first installment, we spoke with Margaret Batkiewicz (‘74) about her career and the importance of good communication in the workplace. Margaret spent…
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5 Career Fair Prep Tips
By: Lorne Bobren, Technology & Design Career Community Advisor The DePaul Career Center hosts several job fairs each year. The companies who attend are eager to learn about your qualifications and why you may be a good fit for their company. Whether you are looking for a full-time job or an internship, here are some…
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Pave Your Own Career Path, Discover Your Interests with the Help of These Tips
By: Gina Anselmo, former career advisor for the DePaul University College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Recently, I learned what a “desire path” is from a faculty colleague who is well versed in exploring the art of walking. A desire path refers to a natural path made by a walker or bicyclist as opposed…
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