Want to get the inside scoop on your target companies? From private company financials to deal history, key contacts and ownership information, PrivCo is the go-to source for private company information. Use this great resource to guide your job search …
There are 36 days between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve. This end-of-year stretch can feel like a black hole for your job search and career. But like an actual black hole, it only seems empty. In fact, it’s packed with …
In today’s intense hiring world, many employers deploy pre-screening steps before inviting candidates for longer interviews. When a candidate’s cover letter and resume are appealing to the recruiter, they are usually asked to participate in a preliminary interview or …
We’ve been sending out “The CSE Connect Scoop” every Tuesday and you’ve been reading it – hooray! But are you making the most of it?
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If that job offer you just got signals a happy end to your search, you might immediately want to text all your friends, pop the bubbly, and cue the imaginary marching band to mark the sheer magnitude of this moment. …
In our “Behind the CSE Scenes” blog series, we take a closer look at the people, projects and events that make the CSE special. Today, we chat with Director of Career Development & Alumni Engagement Marcia Katz about having the …
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In advance of CSE’s November 19th workshop “Navigating Job Search as an International Candidate,” we’re resharing the blog post “How to Navigate Interviews as an International Candidate,” originally published on CSE Connect April 15, 2021. Not registered for the event? …
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Engagement staffer AnaPaula Gomes shares inside insights about our popular Alumni Speaker Series in the following Q&A! Visit the Alumni Speaker & Panels section of CSE Connect to register for our next Alumni Speaker Series event.
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Let’s say you’re conducting a job search and aiming for an annual salary of $100,000, but a company you’ve interviewed with offers you $87,000. You could grudgingly accept it, walk away, or try to negotiate.
You decide to negotiate and …
