Navigating Interviews When You Have a Disability

As businesses increase their hiring efforts post-pandemic, there’s been a notable uptick in the inclusion of workers with disabilities on their staff. Recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey reveals that the employment rate among adults with …

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Design and Environmental Analysis (DEA) Pursuit 2025

The Design and Environmental Analysis (DEA) Pursuit event is hosted annually in the Spring semester by the College of Human Ecology (faculty and their student Teaching Assistant) in collaboration with Cornell Career Services. DEA Pursuit gives students within the College …

By Kayleigh Bermudez
Kayleigh Bermudez Assistant Director, Recruiting & Employer Engagement (Central Career Services)
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Why Military Veterans Are a Great Fit for the Sports & Fitness Industry

By U.S. Veterans Magazine

March 2025

As the publisher of U.S. Veterans Magazine and a passionate advocate for veterans’ success, I have spent years understanding the unique skills and strengths that military veterans bring to the civilian workforce. One industry …

By Maranda Miller
Maranda Miller Career Education Specialist (Central Career Services)
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How Women Can Win in the Workplace

By Harvard Business Review

From The Issue March – April 2025

The numbers tell the story: Women achieved educational parity with men more than 40 years ago and today are outperforming men in formal educational settings. In 2021, for instance, …

By Maranda Miller
Maranda Miller Career Education Specialist (Central Career Services)
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Best 30 Free Resources to Get into Management Consulting

30 Free Resources to Break into Management Consulting

Management Consulting is one of the most highly sought-after roles since it offers a lot of perks: high salary, travel opportunities, and excellent exit opportunities. However, it’s also a competitive application process, …

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How To Make Small Talk: 15 Tips & Why You Shouldn’t Avoid It

Small talk is a learnable social skill that’s essential to helping you navigate every social situation, from working and networking events to casual gatherings.

Making small talk is the art of engaging in light conversation. It’s an important social skill

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Explore, Expand, Connect: Preparing Cornellians for Lifelong Career Success [Panel Recording]

Career paths and stories aren’t linear. What impacts our career paths is more of an interconnected web than neat bullet points on a resume. Where does Cornell fall in that story? Watch the panel discussion on how leveraging campus career …

By Jessamyn Perlus, Ph.D.
Jessamyn Perlus, Ph.D. Senior Associate Director (Central Career Services)
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How a Fortune 500 Company Taught Me to Be a CEO at 27

After graduating from American University in 2010, I had a choice to make: move to a small town and start my broadcast journalism career, or take one last shot at pursuing an Olympic dream. I chose the latter, and for …

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Careers for Neurodivergent Strengths: Excelling as a Natural Language Processing (NLP) Specialist

In Mentra’s “Careers for Neurodivergent Strengths” series, we’ll explore what it takes to thrive as an NLP Specialist…

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6 tips for first-generation college students searching for internships or other early career jobs

We’ve gathered six invaluable tips from tech content reviewers, founders, and others to help first-generation college and university students navigate the challenging waters of early career employment. These insights range from planning early and gaining hands-on experience to leveraging social …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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