You’ve been searching for a job forever (or what seems like forever) and nothing’s popping up.
Perhaps you’re employed already, but you just can’t stand your boss or your work. Or maybe you’re unemployed and exhausted. You just don’t know …
As you begin your job search, you may hear requests for some common prerequisites to landing the job you desire. Depending on the job, you may be asked to submit your resume, cover letter and transcript. While a cover letter …
Choosing a career in finance can feel daunting – there are nearly endless areas of the finance industry, and it is an ever-growing field. For example, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the financial and business operations field will …
If you’re ready to start thinking about college but don’t know what the right direction is for you, there are a lot of factors to consider. First and foremost, you should always make sure what you’re majoring in is something …
The COVID-19 pandemic changed many practices that had long been considered “business as usual.” From remote to hybrid work expectations to Slack conversations, the typical workplace will never be the same.
But has that shift also altered how we find …
Data science is one of the fastest-growing career paths. And if you're looking to land a job in data science engineering this year, you'll need to be able to answer the following six interview questions—which cover a wide range of …
Continuing our rolling rankings release, we are proud to announce the 2023 Best Law Firms for Diversity! Coming in at the top of the rankings is McDermott, Will, & Emery. The remaining top 10 are listed below, and all can …
After you submit your application materials or interview for a job, you wish the hiring manager would get back to you as soon as possible.
But according to Indeed, only about four percent of job candidates hear back in that sought-after …
On August 24th, Firsthand will be hosting its second annual Women in STEM Virtual Careers Fair. The fair is an excellent opportunity for women who are studying science, technology, engineering, or math or already in STEM roles to engage with …
Historically, most physicians have wanted to avoid rural practice and live in urban areas. Rural is defined as a population less than 2,500 people, though the US Census takes a broader view, defining rural as “all population, housing, and territory …
