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Have you ever considered pursuing a career in sales? Think it’s not for you? Think again! We spoke with a few USC alumni to get the scoop.
There are many stereotypes associated with a sales role, such as the high-pressure …
The USC Career Center offers multiple resources to help individuals explore their career opportunities. We have curated several of our favorite resources to help discover career paths, learn about internship positions, and find full-time jobs.
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Use the LinkedIn alumni pages to research USC alumni. Explore what alumni majored in, review their career progression over the …
Get your resume in the hands of employers with Resume Books, a valuable feature within connectSC.
Resume Books are designed to provide …
Gain access to career advice from USC Alumni and other industry professionals through informative video informational interviews.
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As you apply for jobs, either a resume or CV may be requested. Use the following information to help you …
Employers may request a list of references, typically three to five, who can speak to how your education, work, and …
If you are considering positions in academia (teaching and research) or industry (research departments), you are generally asked to provide …
A cover letter is a one-page document you submit with your resume and application. The purpose of your cover letter …
The most acceptable and readily used resume format for college students is the one-page reverse chronological resume in which one’s …
View our guide on Effective Resumes, CVs, Cover Letters and LinkedIn profiles for examples of resumes from various industries, tips …
Recent graduates indicate they are changing jobs four times within five years of graduation. It is crucial to articulate the …
