Networking Tips

Whether you’re a current student or a recent grad hoping to hatch a career with Bell, a networking event or info session is a great place to get started.

Whether you’re a seasoned networker or a networking novice, it can be a little intimidating to walk into a room full of strangers.

It’s a speech that lasts roughly the length of an elevator ride, during which you sell, pitch or otherwise market your idea or product.

If you’re looking to start your career, you may face a steep learning curve – when it comes to managing disappointment.

Want to be a PR superstar? Here are some of my favourite PR pros, companies & resources to follow on Twitter to get started.

How do you get the right custom career fit? Use a combination strategy of conversations, creativity and company research.

Here are four DIY opportunities that allow you to take the initiative and open doors for yourself.

If you shift from job to job, trying on different positions and sampling a variety of industries, you may be sabotaging your hire-ability.

Already employed but still “on the market”? You bet you are. Welcome to the age of the permanent job search.

In many ways, dating and being interviewed are similar. Whether it’s courting someone for a personal relationship or wooing them to land a job, the process takes a lot of hard work, preparation and (unfortunately) perspiration.

An experienced advisor can steer you along a career trajectory, navigating around obstacles and raising your profile with senior executives.

Many students ignore LinkedIn until after graduation, thinking it is just for job seekers. That’s not true.