This summer, the Fulton Schools Career Center has been hosting the “Advice from a Technical Manager” event series. Each week, a different manager provided advice on getting hired for the job you want and answering student questions on this topic. If you missed any of these sessions, listen to the Advice from a Technical Manager audio…
NACE competency: Professionalism — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
Career readiness is such an important concept in the field of career development, and by applying the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) eight core competencies, you will grow as a future professional, and increase your career readiness levels. At the present time, I am going to illustrate an integral competency that engineers will…
Graduation anxiety — Betty’s Career Tip
Most of us experience significant milestones in our life such as getting married, purchasing a house or new car, beginning a new job and relocating to a new city. As you read through this list, you probably would agree that they are all positive milestones and a good reason to be happy. Of course, you…
NACE Competency: Technology — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
Career readiness is such an important concept in the field of career development, and by applying the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) eight core competencies, you will grow as a future professional, and increase your career readiness levels. This week I am going to illustrate an integral competency that engineers utilize in their…
NACE Competency: Career and Self-Development — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
Career readiness is such an important concept in the field of career development, and by applying the National Association of Colleges and Employers, or NCE, eight core competencies, you will grow as a future professional, and increase your career readiness levels. Last week, I illustrated the concept of professionalism/work ethic. This week I am going…
NACE Competency: Critical Thinking — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
Career readiness is such an important concept in the field of career development, and by applying the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) eight core competencies you will grow as a future professional and also increase your career readiness levels while you are a student here at ASU. The question you should be asking…
Missed opportunities: Networking in unconventional settings — Betty’s Career Tip
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines networking as “the exchange of information or services among individuals, groups, or institutions.” It’s a very important aspect of developing your professional connections. When you think of networking, you may imagine using traditional approaches such as friends, family, classmates, professors and student organizations. Have you ever thought of the missed networking…
NACE Competency: Equity and Inclusion — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
Career readiness is such an important concept in the field of career development, and by applying the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) eight core competencies, you will grow as a future professional, and increase your career readiness levels. This week I will define, highlight and provide examples of the competency of Equity and Inclusion.
NACE competency: Leadership — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
Career readiness is such an important concept in the field of career development, and by applying the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) eight core competencies, you will grow as a future professional and increase your career readiness levels. An integral competency that engineers will want to acquire is leadership. According to NACE (2021),…
NACE competency: Teamwork — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
Career readiness is such an important concept in the field of career development, and by applying the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) eight core competencies, you will grow as a future professional, and increase your career readiness levels. Last week, I illustrated the concept of Communication skills. This week I will illustrate an…
