Interviewing & Networking

MAKE A GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION

Relevant experience is important, but a strong interview can make all the difference in landing a job. You must come across as credible and confident; at the same time, you are looking for a good match for yourself so you need to ask insightful questions and consider the role and responsibilities of the position.

INTERVIEWING & NETWORKING SKILLS

Here are a number of resources that can help you throughout your interviewing process. Check out our blog for articles from the staff about preparing for a co-op or job search.

Virtual Fair Chat TopicsShare This: Share on TwitterShare on LinkedinShare on Facebook
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Virtual Fair Chat Topics
Use this resource to find sample themes and topics of conversation you can chat about with employers during the Virtual …

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Virtual CO-OP + CAREER Fair TipsShare This: Share on TwitterShare on LinkedinShare on Facebook
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Virtual CO-OP + CAREER Fair Tips
The Virtual CO-OP + CAREER Fair is a great way to network with employers and learn about available opportunities, but it …

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MarketLine
Find company, industry, financial, and country data, for every major marketplace in the world. MarketLine offers detailed data on over …

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Mock Interview ChecklistShare This: Share on TwitterShare on LinkedinShare on Facebook
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Mock Interview Checklist
Practice your interviewing skills with with your advisor or at Mock Interview Day. This checklist guides you through getting the …

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WITwear
Find something that suits you at WITwear, our campus clothes sharing closet.

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Small Talk Interview EtiquetteShare This: Share on TwitterShare on LinkedinShare on Facebook
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Small Talk Interview Etiquette
Often at the beginning and/or end of an interview, employers want to engage in small talk with you.

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