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Cracking the job market can be tough, especially as a young grad. So we’ve compiled a few job-hunting tips from Barry faculty, staff and alumni. All of them agree that being a creative job hunter who casts a wide net can be the key to landing that first job out of school. So let’s get started.
research assistant student government It’s never too early to start preparing. Joining student organizations as a freshman or doing an internship internship will best prepare a graduating senior with the experience and knowledge to land their top job. - Dr. Amy Diepenbrock, director of Career Services
It can’t be overstated: Internships are crucial. “I’m a huge fan of internships. They allow you to diversify your experiences, and if you do a good job, it’s a great way to make the right connections and work your way into the position you want.” - Nattasha Charania ’08
While it may seem “cool” to have a nontraditional résumé, it depends on the industry. You want to be remembered for what you have done and not because your résumé stands out as weird. - Diepenbrock
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Having published work will impress a potential employer. The key to getting published is knowledge of your audience and your market. - Dr. Andrea Greenbaum, English professor
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