One of the topics I speak about to students and job seekers is networking skills. They want to know where to network, who to network with, and what to say when they network- both through social media, and in person. … Read more
June 13 Edit: This post was geared towards college students and may not be applicable to all candidates. If you’ve recently graduated from college, include your GPA. If you didn’t attend college or are an experienced candidate, a GPA may … Read more
Yesterday I attended Intel’s FIRST EVER Ultimate Engineering Experience (IUEE). We kicked off in Arizona and have more of the same events launching across our major locations – Oregon, California, New Mexico, and Austin. Students poured into the venue from … Read more
It’s that time of year when college grads (CGs), or soon to be CGs, are preparing to enter the workforce. It makes me recall the excitement (and slight anxiety) I felt when I accepted my job offer with Intel. I … Read more
So much has been written about how to write a resume. Let me share a few key tips I have found to be true in 20 years of corporate recruiting: Have an Objective If you don’t know what you want, … Read more
I started off by introducing some of the newer ways employers are using social networks in my first post, Social Networks and Your Job Search (Part 1). In my next post, Social Networks and Your Job Search (Part 2), I gave you … Read more
My phone sometimes feels like an extra limb: I don’t go anywhere without it. In fact, if I had to choose between my left hand and my phone, I might sacrifice my hand to hold onto my phone (with my … Read more
I’m fairly certain by now you’ve seen or read one of our many blog posts related to Intel’s efforts to promote engineering education. 2012 is shaping up to be a great year and interest in our specialty intern programs has been fantastic! Sometimes though, … Read more
A few weeks back I blogged about my excitement around a project team I was working on. (It’s a good thing to be excited about your job, right?) Today, I’m thrilled to be able to reveal a bit more detail … Read more
So you’re all signed up, now what? My last post, Social Networks and Your Job Search (Part 1), was dedicated to introducing some of the newer ways companies are opening themselves up by sharing the basics of LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. … Read more
