Explore the next steps in your academic and career journey
What Do People Do All Day? is a podcast for college students and recent graduates who are figuring out what they want to do professionally. Host Sara Seymour, a 2018 Yale graduate, conducts interviews with recent graduates across industries to shine the light on what kinds of jobs are out there and what they’re like. …
When will you figure it all out? Never, according to this author, although that’s a positive thing! Your life and career will unfold in ways you never predicted. Stay open to chance opportunities, gather experiences and connections, and think beyond “my major will determine my life path.” Read the USA Today article
Glassdoor’s 50 Best Jobs in America for 2022: the internet is full of lists like this that claim certain jobs are better than others. You might be tempted to rely on these resources when deciding which careers to explore. However, it’s important to be cautious, because many websites lack context and appropriate sources. Finding a …
Being passionate about your work is a good thing, right? You might be surprised to learn that there are downsides to prioritizing passion above all else, including exploitation and inequality in the workplace. Check out the article and podcast from NPR
Love spending time on social media? Find out how you can leverage your online presence to develop a strong personal brand and discover exciting opportunities you might otherwise miss.
Our economy is more dynamic than ever. In spite of this new normal, many people continue to think about career pathways in a very old-fashioned, outdated manner. Here are five of the most persistent myths we encounter in our career counseling work at UW-Madison.
This summer we know there is a lot on your students’ minds, and whether they are a sophomore or a senior, career planning is likely one of them. At UW–Madison there are many resources available to students, no matter where they are in the career planning process, which can help them explore, build connections, develop …
Starting to ponder what you want to do after you graduate? Here are five questions to reflect on as you explore career options that fit your unique interests, values, and goals.
You don’t need to be on campus to explore careers and build skills. Check out these tips for taking a proactive approach to your career development, regardless of where you are physically located.
While many in-person student jobs on hold because of the pandemic, some students have turned to online entrepreneurship to help pay the bills and get real-world work experience.