Career Development
Whether you're looking to boost employee engagement, make your Zoom meetings more inclusive and efficient for your teams or improve your productivity and personal effectiveness in the remote environment, use time this summer to invest in professional development.
Professional development doesn't always require a classroom. Sometimes it begins with a spark of curiosity and the right tools at your disposal. Learn more from CU's Employee Services.
If you find yourself feeling doubt and uncertainty about your next steps, Career Services is here to support you even after graduation. Take advantage of these resources available for Forever Buffs.
Do you need a professional photo to include on your Handshake or LinkedIn profiles? Stop by Career Services to use our free photo booth—no appointment needed.
While it can feel tempting to take the first job offer you receive, take time to consider if the position is right for you. Here are tips to help you make a decision.
The University Libraries Ask A Librarian Apprenticeship Program fills a gap between the classroom and post-graduation employment.
In March, the Department of Environmental Studies held its first Career in the Environment Fair for attendees to explore careers in environmental science, sustainability and conservation. The event featured the State of the Field Panel, and students had the chance to network with 18 organizations.
Don't let a mistake keep you from a great job opportunity. Here are a few tips to help you avoid some common pitfalls when seeking employment.
The end of the semester is approaching, but there is still time to find a summer internship. Check out these tips from Career Services to help you get motivated and make your search more effective.
Interviewing is a crucial part of the job or internship search. Here are some tips to help you prepare for an interview and feel more confident.