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Take those exciting steps toward your career goals with a strategic and focused job SEARCH process, INTERVIEW preparation, and the confident awareness of how to negotiate job offers. Be the CEO of your Career

Hesburgh Library Career Resources: A variety of tools focused on employer profiles and culture, jobs and internships, and salary and location information
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This may affect your access to career resources through Notre Dame. Make sure to check the list of overall advantages, along with career resources, available to you as an ND alum. If you have any questions in regard to access to career resources, you can connect with your assigned Graduate Career Consultant based on the academic program/department you graduated from.
Focus Your Search

Develop strategies to target resources, employers, and jobs of interest

Networking

Expand your network and develop meaningful connections through a variety of resources and strategies

Job Boards

Find job postings that align with your interests, skills, values, personality, and goals based on different industries, disciplines, and other topic areas

Interviews

Learn about different types of interviews (Academic, Behavioral, Case, Informational, Technical) along with strategies to implement before, during, and after an interview

Offer Negotiation

Prepare to negotiat

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