Career Development

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The Career Action Plan (CAP) is a personal, step-by-step method to discover your career objectives. Here you will discover and explore what majors and careers align with your own interests, values, and strengths.

This webpage will give the definition and fundamental purposes of career trips. These trips provide exclusive workplace tours, career advice, and job search tips. By participating, students gain valuable insights into potential career paths and make connections with successful alums and friends of the university.

A case interview is a job interview technique used predominantly by management consulting firms but is growing in popularity among investment banks and tech companies. These ‘story-like’ questions (case studies/story problems) reveal creative and analytical problem-solving capabilities while under pressure.

Employers seek individuals with the right soft skills, such as critical thinking, communication, and technology. What are you doing now to develop and practice those skills? As you grow and learn to articulate these skills, you will prepare yourself for a successful transition into the workplace. This article includes an introduction to the NACE (National Association of Colleges and Employers) cor...

Discover your professional passions and pave your career path with Dare Mighty Careers. Developed by the FJ Management Center, these free "courses" allow students to explore and engage in accessible resources and activities and pursue their professional passions at their own pace. Students will also receive weekly email announcements for major-specific opportunities. Dare Mighty Careers - the perf...

Fridays at the Huntsman School are dedicated to accelerating careers, whether through workshops on resume writing and interview prep, or listening to professionals from different industries discuss career opportunities, or the chance to rub elbows with executives through our unique Leadership Forum series.

Schedule an appointment with a career specialist to solidify your professional goals, make a plan for college and beyond, and discover unique, personal career opportunities. Schedule your appointment today!

The Huntsman School of Business (HSB) offers a free non-credit course called the Huntsman Experience to help new students integrate into the school's resources. The course aims to develop skills in career management, communication, ethical leadership, global vision, and community building

Internships are a valuable way to invest in your future and set yourself up for success! They allow you to try out a career field and provide a sense of the day-to-day responsibilities, so you can determine if it’s the right fit for you. The Huntsman School offers a variety of resources and support to help students prepare for internships, including job search strategies and networking events

There are different types of interviews, and every interview will be unique to the company giving it. Being prepared for a job interview can be stressful. From analyzing STAR situations to common interview questions, we will give you tips on what to do before, during, and after an interview.

In today’s highly competitive job market, negotiations can make a significant difference in securing a desirable position and favorable compensation package. The Huntsman School of Business offers valuable resources and training to help students master the art of job negotiation and maximize their career opportunities.

Job searching is knowing how to utilize job search tools and networking strategies. It is never too early to explore different career options, gain relevant work experience through internships or part-time jobs, and develop a robust professional network. We aim to help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to have a professional offer at graduation

Networking is the process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts to make connections. A lot of emphasis is put on networking - it is consistently listed as one of the most important ways to get a job.

Graduate school is a part of many business students’ career paths. Applying to graduate school can be as intensive as applying for a job. If your graduate program requires a college placement test (GRE, MAT, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT.), you will need the resources to prepare yourself.

Resumes and cover letters are crucial in the job application process, showcasing a candidate's skills, experiences, and qualifications to potential employers. Crafting a strong and personalized resume and cover letter is essential in making a lasting impression and securing a job opportunity.

The Student Peer Mentors are current Huntsman students involved in various clubs and majors. This page showcases their name, picture, major(s) and minor(s).