job

It might seem terrifying at first, but if you follow these 5 guidelines, you’ll be a lot closer to your first ‘grown-up’ job in no time.

While you may already have extensive skills using different social media platforms in your personal life, don’t assume you can ace an interview just by showing up.

Do you ever wonder what leadership is really about?

As a student, you’re perpetually short on time – there are always readings to do, exams to study for, events to attend, friends to see.

What industry are you working in, or do you aspire to work in? Twitter can help!

Abandon these bad habits and your interviews will have a much higher chance of a positive outcome.

How can you manage this difficult scenario of risk versus reward?

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.

Ready to create a career-hatching application for Bell? Get cracking!

“It’s a rewarding experience doing the kind of work that we do at Bell,” says Stephanie Maccio.

What does an employer find when they look you up online?

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