Nursing is one of those career paths you don’t necessarily get into for the money. Many are drawn to healthcare careers because they want to have an impact on patients’ health. The good news is, you can do this while …
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If you are studying to be a nurse, or if you’re considering studying to be a nurse, you are choosing an amazing field of work. Not only do you get the chance to make a difference in countless lives, …
On today’s From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we discuss how finding an internship or co-op role can feel like a huge hurdle, especially when you don’t have prior work experience to put on your resume. These positions are highly competitive, …
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Preparing for interviews at AI-focused tech firms using foundational skills and active practice
Holly Watson, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Amazon Web ServicesPublished: March 18, 2025
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You’ve heard that a post-interview thank-you note can be the final touch that leaves a lasting impression on a hiring manager. Now, you might be wondering, “OK, but how long should I wait to send a thank-you email after an …
The success of an interview doesn’t just depend on what you say; it also matters how you say it and the non-verbal cues you give. Even if you spent hours perfecting your resume and preparing answers to common questions, the …
Think back to your last job interview: Was it an engaging conversation or an interrogation under fluorescent lights? Or maybe you applied to a company, had a great first- round then second-round interview…only to be ghosted. Too often, companies treat …