After you’ve started your degree you still have many career options to consider. How do you find a career that balances your interests, skills, and values without hours of online browsing and randomly applying for jobs? Find out as Global Campus Career Advisor, Chris Miller, shares his favorite career interest tools and strategies to help you save time and find the perfect career.
The Women in Operations Leadership Summit: Power of Her Story is a free two-week virtual event where women leaders share their perspectives and experiences in the workplace that particularly impact and affect them. Each session will be a space where stories can be told and heard, and a platform to explore the power created when that happens.
The Carson College of Business National Board of Advisors (NBoA) is comprised of some of the most successful business professionals in all business sectors and hold a plethora of current industry insights on many key topics helpful to Cougs. Learn how they have utilized their transferable skills to build on new experiences, how to apply them to your work history, and market yourself. Network, ask questions, and get insider tips from these industry professionals. Join members of the Marketing NBoA for this conversation on transferable skills.
The WSU Career Expo and VCEA Technical Fair will be hosting a virtual career fair to help you connect with employers wherever you are located. Employers are looking to hire for internships, full-time and part-time positions. If you aren’t looking for a job now, this is the perfect time to build your network and get familiar with the recruitment process.
Career Networking Night is a 2-hour virtual event featuring top businesses that are looking for ambitious and motivated students to fill their internship opportunities and full-time job offers. This networking event will be hosted on the Airmeet virtual platform. Students will be able to network and connect directly with various internship and job opportunities from employers wanting to hire Cougs.
Are you a business technology or engineering major looking to enter technology solutions? Join the Dell Technology staff and WSU alumni as they share insights about the company, details about upcoming opportunities, and answer your questions. This virtual presentation session spans across all Engineering & Business units, so make sure to attend, network, and connect.
Bias in the workplace is detrimental to organizations and employees. For organizations, biases adversely affect company performance, culture, and innovation. For employees, biases lead to unintentional discrimination, poor decision-making, and hamper opportunities for career progression. In this webinar, Dr. Michelle Carter, Associate Professor, WSU’s Carson College of Business, explores the topic of bias in the workplace: why it happens, how to identify it, and ways to overcome it.
The WSU Carson College of Business is kicking off the Carson Career Fall Series this week. Free to all WSU students regardless of major, this virtual series offers a variety of employer-led professional development workshops to give you the chance to network with employers, enhance professional development, and learn about internship and career opportunities. Content will focus on several topics ranging from how to prepare for the career fair, getting employer feedback on your resume, recruiter tips on how to have a successful interview, and more.
Please join us for a virtual interview with one of the world’s most influential thinkers on personal productivity, David Allen. David’s thirty-five years of experience as a management consultant and executive coach has earned him worldwide and Forbes’ recognition as one of the top five executive coaches in the U.S. His New York Times bestselling book, “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity,” has sold millions of copies and has been published in thirty languages, and the “GTD” methodology it describes has become a global phenomenon, being taught by training companies in more than ninety countries.
For people who like to invent, there’s no better place to explore opportunities than at Amazon. Amazon Student Programs is currently looking for interns and full-time software development engineers (SDEs) to build the future with in 2022. Attend the Amazon Student Programs SDE Career Fair to learn more.