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Career Prep

Most students expect to work after graduating, but you’re preparing for your career shouldn’t start when you graduate. Career planning and preparation is something all students should do throughout their college studies, especially within the last two years.

  • 1 in 5 Recent College Graduates Want to Be Micromanaged at Work

    Recent college grads have a reputation for acting entitled and having a poor work ethic in the workplace. We wanted to find out how this translates to their relationships with their managers. In August, Intelligent.com surveyed 600 recent college graduates employed in an office s... Read More

  • Resume Objective Examples

    When writing a resume, the key component job-seekers tend to focus on is their employment history. However, it's also important to craft a compelling introduction for yourself. One way to do this is with a resume objective that details your goals and what value you bring to poten... Read More

  • Best Communication Skills for Resumes

    Regardless of your industry, your job will likely involve some communication, whether it's delivering presentations to clients, writing emails and memos, or navigating interpersonal dynamics with colleagues. According to Huy Nguyen, Intelligent.com's chief education and career... Read More

  • What is Vocational Training?

    Among the many post-secondary educational paths individuals can take, vocational training is an increasingly popular option, especially for students who are looking to gain technical skills and enter the workforce as quickly as possible. Enrollment in vocational training programs... Read More

  • Certificate vs. Degree vs. Diploma

    When considering your post-secondary education options, you've likely encountered programs that lead to different outcomes, including degrees, diplomas, and certificates. While each type of program can provide valuable career preparation and knowledge, there are key differences b... Read More

  • Resume Format Guide with Examples

    One key decision job-seekers must make when writing a resume is which resume format to use. All resume formats have merits, and job-seekers usually select the one that best suits their work experience and the type of job they're seeking. The three standard resume formats are: ... Read More

  • How to Write a Cover Letter

    Many people focus on writing the perfect, concise, yet detailed resume to demonstrate their qualifications when applying for jobs. While a strong resume is a key component of a job application, candidates shouldn't overlook the importance of a well-crafted cover letter to accompa... Read More

  • How to Make a Resume (With Examples)

    Creating a resume is an essential step in the job-seeking process. This document will demonstrate your experience and abilities to potential employers, helping them see why you're the ideal fit for available jobs and opportunities. This guide is for recent graduates who are wr... Read More

  • Best Resume Skills

    A resume's key function is demonstrating to potential employers that you have the proper skills to fulfill a particular job's responsibilities. But how do you know what skills an employer values, and how do you show off your skills on your resume in a tangible way? This articl... Read More