October 12, 2007, Newsletter Issue #83: Career Counseling And Work Search Assistance

Tip of the Week

Now that you’ve finally graduated with your business degree or diploma, the job search stress is on. Of course you know all of the intricacies involved in finding work including having an error-free, up-to-date resume, professional references, business contacts, a professional wardrobe, etc. Finding employment is one thing; finding a rewarding career that’s going to really take you places is quite another.

Most college and universities offer resources to help in your job search including onsite career counseling services. It might seem obvious where your interests are, based on your chosen degree or diploma, but there could be any number of niche markets you hadn’t even thought about or considered. Make an appointment with the college or university’s career center before graduation comes so that you’re prepared to make strategic moves toward your professional goals.


Ultimately, it’s up to you to be forthright and honest about your desired career path. That means identifying your personal strengths and weaknesses in an honest way, and finding ways to capitalize on your strengths during your job search. A career counselor is trained to provide you the personal insights required for a positive and successful job search.

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