How to Answer “What Is the Biggest Challenge You’ve Faced?” in an Interview

Tackling the “biggest challenge” question in a job interview is a chance to showcase your resilience and problem-solving skills. While there isn’t one perfect answer, employers look for insight into how you handle setbacks, so you’ll want to make a …

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Personal vs. Professional: How to Post on LinkedIn the Right Way

If you’ve spent any time scrolling through LinkedIn lately, you’ve probably noticed that the lines between personal and professional content are getting blurry. Sharing your authentic self can be a key part of your personal branding, helping you stand out …

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The Resume vs. Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Have you ever wondered what the differences are between a resume and curriculum vitae? In college, you may have heard about them both, yet since graduating, you probably have heard less about the CV and more about the resume.
Though …

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What to Do at a Career Fair: Tips for Before, During, and After

Picture a bustling room filled with company booths, representatives with friendly smiles, and the air buzzing with possibility. That, friends, is a career fair. Whether you’re a student exploring potential career paths or a seasoned professional looking for new opportunities, …

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5 Elevator Pitch Examples (Plus How to Write and Deliver Yours)

Imagine that you step into an elevator and come face-to-face with someone who could change the course of your career: a potential employer, investor, or mentor. You only have 30 seconds before reaching the next floor—what do you say to …

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Do Liberal Arts Majors Earn More in the Long Run?

It is commonly believed, by parents everywhere, that the quickest road to the poor house (that’s what my parents called it) is for their college-age children to major in Russian history, comparative literature, Kantian philosophy, or some other so-called useless …

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17 Jobs for Political Science Majors (That Don’t Require You to Run for Office)

Not everyone who studies political science goes into politics (although many do!). Jobs for political science majors range from, yes, government positions, law, and research, to marketing, sales, and even project management

Jobs for Political Science Majors Explained

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The Only 4 Things on LinkedIn that Matter

Here’s just a sampling of the questions I get about LinkedIn on a regular basis:

“How many recommendations do I need to have?”

“Do I have to buy a Premium account?”

“What should I do if my mom endorsed me …

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What is the McKinsey Game and How to Solve It (2024)

The McKinsey Game, or Solve as it is commonly referred to, is a problem-solving approach employed by the consulting firm McKinsey & Company. The purpose of the McKinsey Solve Game is to challenge your critical thinking, decision making, and problem …

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The 20 Best Medical Schools in the US (T20): Acceptance Rates, MCAT Scores, & GPA

Are you considering a career in medicine and looking for the best medical schools in the country? If so, you might have come across the term “T20 medical schools.” This is the designation for the top 20 medical schools in …

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