Prepare for Fall Job Recruiting Season

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To sign up for Interview Rehearsals:
  1. Log in to Careerbuzz.
  2. Click "Jobs."
  3. Select "Search."
  4. Type "Interview Rehearsal."
  5. Select your college.
  6. Apply.
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Both undergraduate and graduate students across all majors will soon have two opportunities to interact with employers and receive critiques about their resumes and interviewing skills.

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Both undergraduate and graduate students across all majors will soon have two opportunities to interact with employers and receive critiques about their resumes and interviewing skills.

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Both undergraduate and graduate students across all majors will soon have two opportunities to interact with employers and receive critiques about their resumes and interviewing skills.

The Center for Career Discovery and Development (C2D2) is hosting its annual Resume Review and Interview Rehearsal events in the coming weeks.  

Resume Reviews

Resume Review sessions are 15 minutes, and students will receive feedback about resume content, appearance, and strengths from hiring managers who actively recruit Tech students. The reviews will take place in the Bill Moore Student Success Center and select locations around campus Aug. 27–29.

While these meetings are not hiring opportunities, they will allow participants to receive feedback, learn how to showcase their skills and experience in an effective way, and provide the information recruiters seek. Resume Review is a drop-in event; no RSVP is required. Students should bring a paper copy of their resume between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on the day assigned for their college.

The Resume Review schedule and locations are as follows:

  • Tuesday, Aug. 27
    Computing and Liberal Arts
    Location: Bill Moore Student Success Center (basement level)

    Business
    Location: Jones MBA Career Suite, Scheller College of Business
  • Wednesday, Aug. 28
    Engineering and Sciences
    Location: Bill Moore Student Success Center (basement level)
  • Thursday, Aug. 29
    Engineering
    Location: Bill Moore Student Success Center (basement level)

    Design
    Location: College of Design Conference Room, Room 152, West Architecture Building

A limited number of virtual sessions are also available. Learn more about these sessions at CareerBuzz.

Interview Rehearsals

At Interview Rehearsal, students can respond to questions in a mock interview setting and have their answers evaluated by recruiters. Interview Rehearsal is for students who seek to practice communicating their skills and experience and receive feedback on how to improve their interview performance.

Appointments can be made between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on each day via CareerBuzz. Some virtual sessions are also available.

Interview Rehearsal schedule and locations:

  • Tuesday, Sept. 3
    Business, Computing, and Liberal Arts
    Location: Bill Moore Student Success Center (basement level)
  • Wednesday, Sept. 4
    Engineering and Sciences
    Location: Bill Moore Student Success Center (basement level)
  • Thursday, Sept. 5
    Engineering and Design
    Location: Bill Moore Student Success Center (basement level)

Students can attend one event, or both. More information is available on CareerBuzz. If students cannot participate in these events, they can attend any number of workshops sponsored by C2D2 on these and many other career prep-related topics throughout the semester. Learn about the Find! Land! Succeed! workshop series at career.gatech.edu.

Download a flyer with more information about both events (pdf).

The fall All Majors Career Fair will take place Sept. 9–10. Learn more about the fair or sign up to be a Career Fair Liaison.

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  • Created On: Aug 21, 2019 - 8:38am
  • Last Updated: Aug 23, 2019 - 9:44am