Landing a job can be a challenging and sometimes overwhelming process. Check out any of our resources below to equip yourself with tools that will make the search more manageable!
Organizing Your Job Search
Download our outlinefor building a job search strategy. Breaking the process down into these steps helps you get organized, making the search easier to manage.
Our sample Job Search Tracking Spreadsheet is a great way to track your progress and keep a record of important application deadlines. There is also a tab at the bottom of our sample sheet labeled "Networking." You can use this to organize your connections and keep track of the conversations you've had.
LinkedIn is an effective place to create and manage your online brand. Download our LinkedIn Basics PDFand learn how to use this platform to present your professional background and make connections.
Career conversations are a low-pressure, highly productive way to learn about a field, get career advice, build your network, and hone your interviewing skills. Download our PDF to learn more.
Download this PDF for step-by-step instructions on how to access a network of Wheaton Alumni on LinkedIn! This is a great way to explore other Wheaties' resumes, find companies and job titles that look interesting, and make some new connections.
Download our Interviewing 101 PDF to learn more about the importance of interviewing and some of the CVC's best practices. You can also click below to learn about the STAR method,which allows you to quickly and succinctly describe your skills and experiences in an interview.
After you've read about different types of interview questions, fill out our "4-Box" Interview Prep Worksheet below. This document helps you brainstorm on your experiences and come up with specific ways to answer behavioral questions.
You can also practice for your interview with BigInterview, an interactive online tool that simulates an interview and allows you to practice responding to common questions. You can also record yourself answering questions and review your responses to step up your game!
Negotiation is a normal - even expected - part of the hiring process. Working to get the best offer possible can set you up for satisfaction in your current job as well as your future trajectory. Download our Negotiating Salaries and Job Offers PDFto learn more.