Career Articles

Regardless of where you are in your career journey, it is never too late to learn new skills or update existing ones.

In today’s competitive market, an effective resume and cover letter needs to be a focused, concise summary of your qualifications, customized for the specific position for which you are applying.

Raise your hand if you remember Shalamar's '70s hit "The Second Time Around." According to the lyrics, when it comes to romantic love, "the second time is so much better, baby."

Written by Robin Reshwan

Think fulfilling careers require your employer to offer free food, massages and pay better than the market? Think again. You don't need to work for a unicorn tech company to find happiness at work. Research shows that true professional satisfaction stems at least partially from factors within your individual control.

Read on to learn about three things you can do today to increase your joy in your job. 

Your student may have serious questions about their future, and this is a great time to help them figure out sound ways of developing meaningful answers.

Why are employer info sessions crucial to the job search? First, let’s start with what an info session is.

Data. Many of us may think “data” is just a line item on our cell phone bill where we are penalized if we used too much that month.

Summer internships are excellent opportunities for college students to acquire valuable skills, collaborate with experienced professionals and expand their network.

Alumna communications expert shares four tips for Aggies entering the job market or embarking on a career change

Q&A with Debby Stegura: Debby Stegura ’79 never imagined that she — a first-generation college student — would eventually become a leader in the UC Davis community.