Career Development and Jobs
Wasserman Center for Career Development
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The Wasserman Center is dedicated to helping students take a holistic and adaptable approach to achieve their career goals. Recognizing that the resume and cover letter are crucial but only scratch the surface of the job application process, we provide resources and support tailored to your needs. Our commitment extends beyond securing a job to building a successful and fulfilling career.
You can count on the career coaches at the Wasserman Center to guide you through your journey in the professional landscape. Learn how to schedule an appointment with a career coach on Handshake!
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Undergraduate Students
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Employer Services
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Alumni Services
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Graduate Students
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Campus Partners
The Career Development Process
Whether you have no idea what you want to do after graduation or you know exactly what you want to do, we are here to support you in your journey. Our Career Development Process is composed of three stages: Explore, Prepare, and Connect. Consider what stage you are currently in and find resources below that can help you meet the goals aligned with where you are at.
Explore
Vault provides in-depth information on what it’s like to work within an industry, company, or profession and how to position yourself to launch and build the career you want.
Focus 2 Career allows you to explore career options through online assessments and interactive exercises.
Prepare
Resume Guide and Samples (Google Doc: 50 KB) provides guidance on how to highlight the competencies you have developed through your experiences.
Cover Letter Guide and Samples (Google Doc: 21 KB) helps you understand how to showcase the skills and experience needed for a future position.
Connect
Violet Network is our professional networking and mentorship platform. Expand your network and connect with students and alumni who can provide valuable insights to support you in your professional journey.
Networking Guide (Google Doc: 19 KB) addresses the importance of building your network to gather information, perfect your self-presentation, and gain valuable connections. Learn how to maintain valuable professional relationships throughout your career.
Avoid Job Market Traps
Navigating the job market can be a challenging journey, with various traps waiting to ensnare the unsuspecting. From fraudulent job posts to tricky salary negotiations, these pitfalls can impede career progression. Stay informed to avoid these traps and make successful career moves.
- Fraudulent Job Postings
- Important Considerations Before Accepting a Job Offer
- Salary Negotiation Guide (Google Doc)
Values
- Exploration: Examine your interests, skills, and strengths. Identify your next career step.
- Preparation: Refine job documents, build your networks, and develop a plan of action.
- Connection: Land a job or graduate program; build and maintain a rewarding career.
Office Hours
Monday through Friday: 9am-5pm ET
Manhattan Office
- Union Square Office
(Palladium Hall)
133 East 13th St. (Palladium Hall, 2nd Floor) New York, NY 10003
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- (212) 998-4730
Brooklyn Office
- Brooklyn Hall Office
(Wunsch Hall)
311 Bridge Street Brooklyn, NY 11201
- Phone
- (646) 997-5986