The Clog’s practical recruiting tips for college juniors
Celine Bellegarda/Senior Staff
Here are some UC Berkeley resources and professional tips to help navigate internship and job recruiting if you’re a junior.
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‘Tell me about a time you …’: A guide to acing your next behavioral interview
Congratulations on landing a behavioral interview! Whether you’ve never completed a behavioral interview before or just want more tips, we’ve answered some frequently asked questions that you may have heading into your interview.
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Everything seniors should do instead of getting a job after graduation
Even though you always respond with “I’ve sent my resume everywhere,” we at the Clog are tired of hearing that ー which is why we’ve come up with a few ideas of things to do after graduation instead of getting a job.
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Tips to create a great resume
Here’s our selection of tips to make sure your resume is career-fair ready.
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Editor’s note: Bears get down to business
Print out those resumes, and have no fear, Bears — you’ve got this.
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Work hard, play hard: 8 tips for beating the mid-internship blues
We’re basically halfway through the summer (gasp!), and many interns have fallen into the routine of work hard, play … later?
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6 spicy ways to shimmer up your humdrum resume
Now that you’re in “college” and an “adult,” it’s time you start walking around with a killer resume in your back pocket.
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How to add to your resume without a summer internship
While you may not have gotten that dream position you were hoping for, it doesn’t mean that you have to waste the next three months! Get off the couch, put the Ben and Jerry’s back in the freezer for your next breakup and get motivated.
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To do, or not to do
Now that we’ve emerged from the depths of Main Stacks, we’re finally able to do things once again. But alas: To do, or not to do?
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Easy resume boosters
Contrary to popular belief, building one’s resume requires almost no effort at all. Kids these days are striving to have a list of accomplishments longer than the line for a Clipper card at the start of the school year, when all they need is proper perspective.
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