- Know what an informational interview is
- Know how to ask
- Know that flattery will get you everywhere
- Know that a “no” isn’t the end of the world
- Know how to rock an informational interview
Friday, September 30, 2011
Five things to know about an informational interview and how to land one
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Are you using Recruit-A-Duke?
Thinking about what to do next summer or after graduation? Now is the perfect time to jump start your job or internship search! One of the most powerful tools you have as a JMU student is the online Recruit-A-Duke system. If you have never accessed your account, or have not enabled your On-Campus Recruiting rights, don't delay any longer! Below are a few easy steps to getting started on the system. If you already have access to the system, skip to Step 4.
STEP 1: Log on to Recruit-A-Duke and get started!
Click here to log in to the Recruit-A-Duke system. Enter your JAC Card number for your username and if you don't remember your password click on Need a Password? and your password will be sent to your JMU email account.
STEP 2: Update your profile and click on the Authorization Statement
After logging in, click on the Profile tab to verify and update your academic and personal profile information. In your profile, you must also click on the Privacy tab to read and agree to the Authorization Statement.
STEP 3: Get your resume reviewed and upload it onto Recruit-A-Duke
You can upload your resume to Recruit-A-Duke by logging in and selecting the Resumes and Other Documents tab. Don't miss these great opportunities to have your resume reviewed before you submit it to employers.
STEP 4: Become eligible to submit your resume to On-Campus Recruiting (OCR) opportunities
To be eligible to interview with employers on campus and to participate in the Mock Interview program, you must complete the 15 minute Recruit-A-Duke Online Tutorial. Once you have completed the tutorial, you will be granted On-Campus Recruiting access within 24 business hours.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Acing a phone interview
- Confirm the time zone
- Eliminate background noises and distractions
- Dress as you would for an in-person interview
- Use the bathroom beforehand
- Have a glass of water nearby
To access the other Career & Academic Planning services, check it out here: http://www.jmu.edu/cap/
To learn more, please visit: http://www.hercampus.com/career/how-ace-phone-interview