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  • What to Do After the Interview

    What to Do After the Interview

    In the fast-paced world of job hunting, interviews remain essential. We’ve all heard the best practices for a job interview — dressing professionally, maintaining eye contact, practicing answers, researching the company, and so on. But what happens after the interview? We’ve created…

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  • Tips for Career-Launching Internships

    Tips for Career-Launching Internships

    While applying for internships may be tedious, getting one can seriously help the job search. Students that complete an internship are 15% more likely to be employed after college, and about 70% of employers offer their interns full-time jobs. Internships provide a…

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  • Impact and Belonging: How Ankita Rege Found Work She Loves in a Culture of Safety

    Impact and Belonging: How Ankita Rege Found Work She Loves in a Culture of Safety

    From studying engineering to running regional marketing for HemoCue India, Ankita Rege has found her passion in work that serves her community in point-of-care blood diagnostics. Below, she discusses the immense potential of helping users both directly and indirectly and how a…

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  • How to Prepare for a Career Fair

    How to Prepare for a Career Fair

    The possibility of connecting with a prospective employer at a career fair can be nerve-wracking — we’ve all been there. Fortunately, impressing recruiters can be surprisingly simple with thorough preparation and a confident attitude. Below, we’ll cover essential things to bring to…

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  • In-Demand Skills to Learn

    In-Demand Skills to Learn

    Before jotting down the perfect cover letter, polishing a resume or clicking the “Submit Application” button, every job seeker should consider important workplace skills — even if those skills are not explicitly stated in the job description. Discover some in-demand skills to…

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  • Tam Emerson on Cultural Change and Pushing Pall Forward

    Tam Emerson on Cultural Change and Pushing Pall Forward

    From teaching elementary school students as an AmeriCorps member to helping young professionals develop leadership skills, Tam Emerson has spent her career working to support people from underrepresented communities—and now she’s continuing that work at Pall. Below, Tam reflects on what drew…

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  • Empowered to Lead: Sara Karlsson is Driving Continuous Improvement and Growing as a Leader

    Empowered to Lead: Sara Karlsson is Driving Continuous Improvement and Growing as a Leader

    Sara Karlsson is a Project Manager in Value Analysis and Value Engineering, building a continuous improvement program from the ground up, helping HemoCue become more aligned and efficient in reaching its goals. Here, she discusses the importance of interdepartmental collaboration and how…

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