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Baruch's Career Development Center provides a number of events and we encourage you to attend as many as possible to develop your career related skills and help find jobs. Click on the links for career related Workshops, Information Sessions, Resume Rush, Career Day (job fair), and Internship Fair.

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WORKSHOPS

Advanced Interviewing
This workshop is designed primarily for juniors and seniors who have attended the basic interviewing workshops and desire more intensive training. It focuses on the second interview or the site interview, the group interview and strategies for success in behavioral type interviews. (Interviewing I and II are not pre-requisites)

Choosing Your Major
This workshop is designed for students who are at least upper freshmen and are uncertain about their choice of a major. This is an experiential workshop, which requires students to take a vocational assessment prior to the workshop. Interpretation of the results of the assessment and information about Baruch majors, the best websites and books for exploring majors, minors and job opportunities in all fields will be covered in the workshop. The workshop lasts for an hour and a half. *You MUST register for this workshop in advance at the CDC.

Creating Your Own Major
This workshop is designed for students who are interested in combining courses from several departments, and/or across schools, into a unique and coherent major. This option is offered only through Weissman's Arts and Sciences School at Baruch and allows for custom-designing a unique major that potentially can combine business and arts and sciences courses.

Interviewing I
How do you prepare a personal pitch? How do you respond to challenging interview questions? What questions should you ask and avoid asking? How do you close the interview? Attend this workshop and learn the steps to follow before, during and after the interview to increase your chances of landing the job you want.

Interview II
Learn winning strategies to help you to move closer to an offer. Advanced skills for second round interviews and business/dining etiquettes are covered.

Internship
In this seminar students will learn everything they need to know about internships! Find out about the benefits of an internship, learn the steps involved in obtaining an internship, discover the top places to look for internship opportunities, learn how to write a resume and cover letter tailored for internships, practice interviewing skills, and learn how to make the most of an internship once you have one.

Job Search
Need help planning and implementing your job search campaign? Come to this workshop and, through self-assessment exercises, learn how to identify your skills and formulate a career goal. Get information on effective job search methods.

Networking For Jobs
How can you uncover the hidden job market? Learn the tools to develop and nurture a network of professional contacts so that you can find your next job like a pro. More than 70 % of job offers are acquired through networking. Discover the secrets of effective networking in this workshop.

Resume Writing
Attend this workshop and learn how to develop and design a professional, marketable resume that will be well received. Format and content will be covered. Bring in a rough draft and get suggestions for how to make improvements.

Small Talk:
Crucial for Corporate SuccessThis workshop is designed to help you improve your communication skills and learn to make small talk in professional and social settings. This is an hour and a half experiential workshop. During this workshop we explore the importance of social skills in "making it" both in corporate and social environments. Have fun while learning and practicing small talk techniques.

Internship Fair Preparation Workshop
Each year the CDC sponsors an Internship Fair in the early Spring semester. At this event, recruiters briefly interview students and provide them with information about their companies. This is a good way for companies to meet Baruch students and for students to engage in preliminary interviews and acquire information about companies. At this workshop, students will learn how to make the most of the fair, including how to prepare for the Fair, what to wear during the Fair, techniques to use during the Fair, and how to follow up with companies afterward.

Career Day Preparation Workshop
Each year the CDC sponsors two Career Days, one in the early Fall and one in the late Spring. At these events, recruiters briefly interview students and provide them with information about their companies. Attending Career Day is a good way for companies to meet Baruch students and for students to engage in preliminary interviews and acquire information about companies. At this workshop, students will learn how to make the most of Career Day, including how to prepare, what to wear, techniques to use, and how to follow up with companies afterward.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Resume Rush
Resume Rush is held at the beginning of every semester. It is a day set aside to have your resume reviewed and polished.

Please bring a PAPER COPY of your resume to have it revised and polished on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED basis.

If you miss our Resume Rush, please stop by or call the CDC to make an appointment at 646-312-4674.

Senior Startup
This is an extended version of the mandatory On-Campus Recruiting workshop, which is designed to help Seniors get a jumpstart on their careers. Attend this event and get information on:
  • Career-Related Workshops conducted by Corporate Representatives
  • An overview of the on-campus recruiting program
Space is limited and must be reserved. Sign up online at STARR Search.

ATTENDANCE AT THIS EVENT QUALIFIES YOU FOR ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING! If you have already attended an OCR Workshop, you SHOULD NOT attend this workshop.

CORPORATE PRESENTATIONS

Many larger firms make Corporate Presentations prior to resume collections to foster interest among students for various positions within the company. These are open to all interested students. Check the online calendar at http://baruch-csm.symplicity.com/students for times and dates.

INFORMATION SESSIONS

Some companies offer Information Sessions the evening before interviews. Recruiters come on campus (or sometimes host them at the company location) to speak about the company, the position, and to answer questions. These Information Sessions are primarily for candidates selected for an interview. Check the online calendar at http://baruch-csm.symplicity.com/students for times and dates.
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