1Aug 28, 2017
FIND THE RIGHT JOURNAL Getting published in a reputable, high-impact academic journal is imperative for an academic job candidate. If you’re not published, you simply won’t be competitive compared to candidates who have had several published papers. It is important that you find the right journal for your dissertation. Familiarize yourself with the requirements of […]
2Apr 14, 2017
Have you considered what it’s like to work for the federal government? Whether you have a military or civilian background, here are seven reasons why working for the federal government could be a fit for you. A meaningful job. The work of government employees impacts the lives of every American, and the lives of people […]
3Apr 10, 2017
Advances in digital communication have made it easier for colleagues to stay in touch, which has led to a steady growth of telecommuters. Remote work comprises a wide variety of situations, like professionals who spend a lion’s share of their time on the road and those who work 100% out of a home office. Whatever […]
4Mar 20, 2017
When an employer extends an offer to you, they often expect you to negotiate. Be sure you are prepared for this important step in the job search process. Here are 5 great tools to help you prepare for salary negotiation. And if you’re still looking for a job, these tools can help you with that […]
5Nov 28, 2016
IBISWorld is the largest industry information publisher in the world, providing a credible database of valuable information on 700 industries. This database is available to Trident students and alumni through the Trident Learning Community Library. Students, working professionals, small business owners, and job candidates can all benefit from the information available in IBISWorld. Exposure to […]
6Nov 21, 2016
Congratulations! You’ve interviewed for a great position, impressed the employer with your experience and knowledge, and now you are the primary candidate! The offer is on its way. Are you ready to negotiate? It is important to maintain soft control upon receiving an offer. It’s good to be happy and excited about the opportunity, but […]
7Sep 9, 2016
Talking about yourself should be the easiest thing for you to do. Who knows you better than you? However, responding to this question during a job interview can be stressful and uncomfortable. Here are some ideas on how to craft an impactful and memorable response. Be sure you know who you are. Assess yourself and […]
8Aug 9, 2016
You’ve worked hard to achieve your degree and are excited about the possibilities and opportunities that lie ahead. You’ve sent your resume to several well-known companies. And, thankfully, you have received an invitation to interview for a position that sounds perfect for you. What should you do? How should you prepare? An important thing to […]
9Jul 22, 2016
When it comes to your career, social media can be a major asset – or a major hindrance. If leveraged correctly, you can use your LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook profiles to highlight your assets as a job candidate. During the Career Center’s April webinar, “Social Media for the Job Search,” we highlighted some of the […]
10Jun 7, 2016
Transdisciplinary research methods are on the forefront of health disparities research. Government agencies have made funding transdisciplinary health disparities research across the United States a priority. Here is what you should know about transdisciplinary training to eliminate health disparities: 1. Health disparities are multifactorial and complex. Health disparities are differences in health status that occur […]