Archive for June, 2010
Lessons to survive and thrive in a sink-or-swim internship
TalentEgg Incubator
Launching your career can be both exciting and terrifying. If you ensure that you and your employer have realistic expectations and goals, communicate on progress regularly and use the tips above,…
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Focus on Retail: Tips on how to show the value of your degree!
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TalentEgg hosted a seminar at Ryerson University’s Ted Rogers School of Retail Management on Mar. 24 to give first-year retail management students the opportunity to interact with recruiting managers…
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What is “corporate culture”?
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Most jobs within a particular field or category at a particular level have the same basic description. Where they vary is in their corporate culture, so it’s important to figure out what type of…
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Summer survival: How to constructively cope with the stress of unemployment
TalentEgg Incubator
If you find yourself without a job this summer, you can create a routine, explore your interests, and do something new to keep sane.
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Avoid Sticky Situations at Your Summer Internship
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Lauren Berger, The Intern Queen was featured on Career Rookie on how to avoid sticky situations at your summer internship. To read more, click here.
How to write a resumé in three Asian countries
TalentEgg Incubator
Did you know that in Japan, job applications are standard forms purchased from the local stationary store which are completed by hand? Needless to say, job applications can differ greatly between…
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Competitive athletic experience can kickstart your career
TalentEgg Incubator
The skills acquired while shooting free throws and jump shots will be transferred beyond the lines of the basketball court and into the workplace.
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I’m nervous about my first day at my first “real” job. Help!
TalentEgg Incubator
Regardless of what it is specifically causing your worries, here are a few things you can do to make starting your first day easier.
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How to write a resumé in three European countries
TalentEgg Incubator
As in most countries, a resumé includes your contact information, education, work experience, other skills (particularly, in Europe, language fluency), relevant volunteer activities or hobbies, and…
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Angel networks: A saving grace for young entrepreneurs
TalentEgg Incubator
Angel investment is a step before venture capital, working with small deal sizes and higher risk, and when companies are pre-revenue or early-revenue. Angel groups pool together the capital and…
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