Career TV - Tips to Keep Your Resume out of the Trash

Career TV - Resume Advice: Keyword Tips

Give your resume some added punch against electronic screening devices.

Career TV - Cover Letter: Right Way; Wrong Way

You're trying to make a positive first impression to impress recruiters; CareerTV's Melissa Uhniat collaborates with WetFeet.com to bring you helpful resume advice.

Unbreakable Absolutes of Resumes

Including how to list your contact information, your voicemail message, and listing skills.

Resume Critique

Including how to list study abroad experience and how to write a good bullet statement.

Listing Skills and Honors on a Resume

Do I list my skills (lab skills, computer skills, etc...)? Do I list my honors and awards?

Resume Sections

What do I list first on my resume? Education or Experience? Do I list my GPA? Do I list my coursework? Do I list my High School experience?

Resume Ojectives and References

Do I need an Objective Statement? How do I list my references?

Types of Resumes and Templates

What types of resumes are there? Can I use Microsoft Word templates?

Why do I Need a Resume?

Why do I need a resume? Do I need more than one resume?

Career TV - Temp-to-Hire

If you're not looking at temporary positions, you may be missing a golden opportunity.

CareerTV - Changing Jobs

There may come a time to "move on" to a new job. A transition can be smooth or bumpy. See how to do it right.

Ask Job Shark - How Do I Quit My Job?

James Bond Theme music provided courtesy of 12 cents for Marvin.

Why Go to the Career Fair?

Here are a few reasons.

How to Work the Career Fair

Job Shark learns the hard way what to do and what not to do at the Career Fair.

Career Fair Employer Panel - Part 1

Tips for career fair attendees featuring * Janell Peterson, Director of Human Resources, Hyatt * Angela Heyroth, Senior Staffing Manager, Charles Schwab

Career Fair Employer Panel - Part 2

Tips for career fair attendees. Featuring * Richard Robinson, Recruiting Team Lead, Agilent Technologies * Karrin Hogan, Senior Science Recruiter, Kelley Scientific

Career TV - Interview & Resume Advice: Common Mistakes

Here are some basic pratfalls to avoid, on your interview and resume.

CareerTV: Go to an Interview With Questions

Go into an Interview armed with Questions about the Company.

CareerTV: The Job Search Minute: The Fatal Interview Sin

Generalities, bad. Specifics, good. Know the differences and make a list, before the interview begins.

Ask Job Shark - How to answer "Tell me about yourself"

Ask Job Shark - How to Respond to "What is your greatest weakness?"

Ask Job Shark - How to Tell if the Interviewer is Engaged

CareerTV - Interview Advice: Thank You!

The Proper Way to Say Thank You on Paper.

CareerTV - Job Advice: Clean Sweep

A cluttered desk can cost you a promotion.

CareerTV - Dress For Success: What to Wear to the Interview

Lauren Solomon shows you how to build your wardrobe from scratch and what you need for that all important interview.

CareerTV - Dress For Success: Shirt and Tie

Crank it up in the shirt and tie department. Lauren Solomon gives some practical advice about getting the right tie around the right shirt.

CareerTV - Dress For Success: Look Great In and Out Of Work

Lauren Solomon works within your budget to make you look your best.

Find Your Fit

Hear the stories of Karen and Joe and how the Career Center helped them land their sweet jobs and internships.

Swimming with Sharks Commercial

Need Help? Job Shark is here for you.

Study Abroad Experience

Students who study abroad often develop or strengthen a number of career skills that make them especially marketable when conducting job or graduate school searches. Study abroad programs can segue smoothly into international careers. Get advice from hiring managers working for multi-national companies such as Avaya, Maersk, MWH & the CSU Graduate School who share what skills are gained from studying abroad.

For more information about a study abroad experience, visit the CSU Study Abroad Office.

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