PREPARACIÓN PARA EL MUNDO LABORAL

Resume Workshops:

Employers require resume. Recruiters only spend about 30 seconds glancing over your resume. Not only do you have to make sure that your resume is well formatted and easy to read, you also must make it easy for the reviewer to get a sense of who you are and differentiate yourself from the competition.

Our goal is to give you some general tips on how to and how not to structure your resume and then give you each time to get some feedback on your resume or see an example of a successful one and talk through it. One point we want to emphasize to start is that you should not have the same resume for every job and every industry. Every industry and every position are going to be looking for something different, and it’s important to highlight those differences in your resume.

In this workshop, we review resumes and give our feedback to refine it. It would be great if participants bring a copy of their resume.

Negotiations Workshop:

All of us are currently in the same boat. We are finishing up school, preparing for interviews, talking to potential employers, and hopefully, receiving many job offers. But don’t get so excited about the job offer that you just accept whatever salary and benefits are offered to you. It is important to know your worth, know what you need, and engage in a conversation with the employer to get to an agreement you’re both happy with.  In this workshop, we’re going to focus on how to successfully negotiate a job offer, hear from some people who have done it successfully in the past, and give you all some time to practice before we reconvene.

Strategic Communications:

The term “strategic communications” has become popular over the last two decades. It means infusing communications efforts with an agenda and a master plan. Typically, that master plan involves promoting the brand of an organization, urging people to do specific actions, or advocating legislation.

In this workshop, meet with MBA grads to learn about their plans and how they use communication strategically when talking to companies’ executives. 

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