Best Practices for a Job Search

EE Students 'Practical Guide' Seminar SeriesSeminar Leaders: Profs. Martin Gundersen and C.-C. Jay KuoDate: Friday, February 6, 11:30 am - 1 pmNew Location:
11:30am - East side of EEB (between SAL and EEB)
12:00pm - EEB 248Website: http://ee.usc.edu/news/practical-guide/* Pizza will be provided by the EE Department.*Abstract: When you are close to graduation, one main goal is to find a good job. There are quite a few things to learn when you are job hunting. Undergraduate activities including research can have a significant impact on the opportunities for graduating students who seek challenging and productive careers. We will present specific examples of undergraduate students who have found career opportunities that resulted from their undergraduate research experience. This seminar will cover several key issues such as the preparation of your resume and telephone and on-site interviews. In addition if you get multiple offers, you will need to make decision which offer to take and learn some negotiation skills. These considerations will also be addressed.

Audiences: Everyone Is Invited

Contact: Gerrielyn Ramos