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A workshop devoted to crafting and formulating effective cover letters for any application.

A workshop about defining, establishing, and using a network of contacts to expand the job search and find further job and career ideas.

Are you a Master's or Ph.D. student seeking an internship or a full time position? In this workshop, you will job search strategy learn tips that help you efficiently search and secure a position. Topics will include where and how to search, networking and building professional relationships that can help you find a job, and creating your personal brand online. We will also cover why and how to register your graduate internship for a tuition-free course credit and, for visa-holding students, how to apply for work authorization with Curricular Practical Training.

A workshop devoted to preparing for the interview and crafting an elevator pitch to use throughout the interview to create and sustain the right impression with hiring managers.

We will be outlining tips, information to gather, and questions to ask, to help you effectively navigate the job offer negotiation process. Many job seekers view a job offer only as the amount of salary an employer extends. It is important to understand that the job offer is a comprehensive package of benefits, which include insurance, vacation, sick time or PTO (paid time off) 401K/retirement plan. Other factors include location, possible bonuses, profit sharing, and promotional opportunities. The job offer negotiation process requires gathering information about yourself, your target sector, and the employer, and having conversation with the employer.

Do you struggle with how to write cover letters when applying for jobs or internships? Cover letters are commonly required application materials, yet they are a difficult thing for many people to compose. The Center for Career Discovery and Development will be hosting an interactive workshop that explains the uses of cover letters, why they are necessary, and how to effectively write a cover letter. Bring a job description with you! You will have the opportunity to begin the process of writing a strong cover letter during this workshop.

A workshop devoted to preparing for the interview and crafting an elevator pitch to use throughout the interview to create and sustain the right impression with hiring managers.

Managing Stress and the Job or Internship Search The job search will create some stress, but it can be good stress. Stress can motivate, drive you forward, and help you accomplish your goals. Bad stress can cause feelings of helplessness because you do not have control over what is happening, feel compressed, or trapped. Learn about the resources Georgia Tech offers and how to cope with stress while practicing self-care and maintaining your academic courses, research, and conduct a job or internship search.

We will be outlining tips, information to gather, and questions to ask, to help you effectively navigate the job offer negotiation process. Many job seekers view a job offer only as the amount of salary an employer extends. It is important to understand that the job offer is a comprehensive package of benefits, which include insurance, vacation, sick time or PTO (paid time off) 401K/retirement plan. Other factors include location, possible bonuses, profit sharing, and promotional opportunities. The job offer negotiation process requires gathering information about yourself, your target sector, and the employer, and having conversation with the employer.

A workshop centered on how to negotiate salary successfully, plus evaluate the job offer for any level student entering the workforce.

Managing Stress and the Job or Internship Search The job search will create some stress, but it can be good stress. Stress can motivate, drive you forward, and help you accomplish your goals. Bad stress can cause feelings of helplessness because you do not have control over what is happening, feel compressed, or trapped. Learn about the resources Georgia Tech offers and how to cope with stress while practicing self-care and maintaining your academic courses, research, and conduct a job or internship search.

A workshop centered on how to negotiate salary successfully, plus evaluate the job offer for any level student entering the workforce.

A workshop led by a US Dept of Labor specialist about how to analyze and define job benefits, and how to plan and save on the job.

We know that you've heard this before, "Networking is key to advancing your professional career". Yet, networking is something that does not come easy for many people. There are many nuances that are key to being effective in networking situations, both in person and on-line. The Center for Career Discovery and Development will be presenting an interactive and informative workshop for graduate students on how to develop a strategy for networking, facilitate professional conversations in person, and in using LinkedIn to effective build connections.

Learn what talents you have, invest time, and turn them into strengths! Talent X Investment = Strength Utilizing your strengths will energize you and align with your values. Individuals who use their strengths daily are six times more likely to be engaged on the job, are more productive, profitable, have a higher quality of work, and are less likely to experience stress or anxiety according to research by Gallup. This workshop is limited to 25 students-registration will close when capacity is reached. Assessment codes will not be issued until April 1, 2020. Students MUST register for this workshop and take the Strengths Assessment in order to participate.