Aman Kumar

I read an article about how a recruiter who interviews students got an answer of "I expect failure" from one of the students. Then they went and wrote an article on how this answer was amazing. Should I do the same and state some failures like struggles in class or should I keep that to myself....

why does a good career require so much time and efforts?

I talked to my college counselor, who told me that some degrees are eligible for certain careers. He told me he had a science degree and other 5 degrees and he became an elementary teacher. Then a few years later he became a college counselor. Side note: I absolutely do not have a passion for...

just curious

Graduating from college in the spring, want to get a job lined up as soon as possible.

As a high school student, I haven't researched anything about tech unis or colleges, and I think I know that each school is subjective towards the recommended classes taken for their entry, but I want to know an overall of the classes I need to take in order to enter into at least a decent tech...

The two things that I love are studying many different languages from many countries, and game programming. Is a Computational Linguistic Game Programmer a hard career to find jobs? Is this a rare career?

I am a dual-enrolled freshman at Davenport University (in MI, USA) and for one of my assignments I have to create an interview with a professional in my chosen career field: a Software Developer. I have 10 questions that if someone could answer, it would be very appreciated and helpful. 1) How...

Hi everyone,
I'm legally blind. I would love to gain some experience in the social work field through volunteering. What kind of volunteer job can I do? English is not my first language; I would love to elevate my communication skills, too.
Thank you so much for your advice.

Internship/health administration

I’ve been navigating the job market and considering how global issues might impact opportunities in my field of Mechanical Engineering. With current challenges in the economy and the uncertainties around climate change, I find myself contemplating how best to position myself for a meaningful...

I am a sophomore in Baruch college. I need to start doing internships and have applied to several positions, but haven’t been accepted. I would like to know what can I improve on my resume to be accepted?

If you could start a movement to make one change in how we prepare students for the workforce, what would it be, and why is it so important? #Fall24

How do you make sure you and your resume stand out more than the others, aside from experience, what can I say/do during the interview that will put be ahead of other candidates?

I have heard a number of things to avoid such as resumes being too long or not concise enough, I just want to know what are some main mistakes to avoid while creating my resume for work after college. It would also help greatly to express what things to do to help boost my resume for employers.