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How to follow up post-career fair

by Jacque Bergquist January 23, 2017August 29, 2022

According to Executive Director of Career Services Eileen Buecher, the key is in the follow up.

Opinion

Life as an entrepreneur: Alumni share their journeys to unexpected careers

by Rebecca Ezrin October 11, 2016August 29, 2022

We never hear children say they want to be entrepreneurs.

Career Fair

The job hunt, powered by a simple Handshake

by Aidan McGloin October 11, 2016August 29, 2022

Handshake lets students make appointments with Career Services, see upcoming fairs and workshops and browse training videos and documents.

Special Sections

Secrets to writing the perfect cover letter

by Matthew Medlin April 11, 2016August 29, 2022

However, cover letters are the one aspect of an application that can easily differentiate applicants from another candidate.

Career Fair

Networking is the key to success

by Molly O'Brien April 11, 2016August 29, 2022

According to career counselor Ashley Eberle, knowing how to network effectively is an extremely important skill.

Career Fair, Special Sections

Students share success stories as career fair approaches

by Rebecca Ezrin October 6, 2015August 29, 2022

Just how much success have Cal Poly students actually had from attending this event in the past, though? Well, a lot.

Career Fair, Special Sections

Career fair aims to be beneficial to all students

by Prakash Ravikumar October 6, 2015August 29, 2022

Three times a year, hundreds of companies flood the Recreation Center at Cal Poly to hire some of the brightest minds in California. While some companies may exclusively be looking to hire juniors and seniors, many are still interested in speaking with students of all ages. This is where freshmen and sophomores can build connections […]

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Total of 3,500 students expected to attend career fair each day

by Amanda Cranston October 5, 2015August 29, 2022

A Cal Poly degree is worth more than paid tuition and hours spent. The diploma is not simply a piece of paper stating completed requirements, it’s a representation to companies that this student learned by doing and is ready for the workforce. During a student’s time at Cal Poly, many opportunities arise to assist in the job […]