Kylie, originally from Tom’s River, New Jersey, is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying Parks, Recreation and Tourism.

Kylie has aspirations to work in hospitality and tourism, one of the hardest hit industries by COVID-19. She’s been networking, but a lot of the places she wants to work aren’t hiring.

We come up with some creative ways for her to keep the conversations going and to best position herself for future opportunities - from auditing hotels social media and review platforms, to reaching out to professors and her department head for help, there are some really practical ways that you can adopt if you’re feeling stuck in your job search.

Enjoy!

Carli, originally from Washington D.C., is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying business administration with a concentration in marketing.

A big theme in today’s conversation with Carli revolves around how to transition from networking introductions to more action-oriented items like getting an application referral, a review of your resume, suggested jobs to apply for and who else someone might be able to connect you with in his / her network.

We also cover how to find and research companies, how to track your interactions with your network, and how taking classes from home can positively benefit you in the interview process if you position it the right way.

We go into specifics here and this is an episode you do not want to miss.

Kylie has aspirations to work in hospitality and tourism, one of the hardest hit industries by COVID-19. Kylie and I discuss creative ways that she can help those businesses, while sharpening her skills, differentiating herself and giving herself the best possible chance to work with those companies during tough times.

Be sure to check out her full episode, as we discuss even more strategies and tactics to accomplish her goals!

In this Episode 2 preview, Kylie and I talk about how to reach out to people who may have been affected by COVID-19. Everyone is impacted by this in some way, and it’s important to make sure you are thoughtful and empathetic when you reach out. We talk about exactly how to do that in this clip.

Enjoy!

Carli, originally from Washington D.C., is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying business administration with a concentration in marketing.

In this short preview clip, Carli and I discuss how to transition from networking introductions to more action-oriented items like getting an application referral, a review of your resume, suggested jobs to apply for and who else someone might be able to connect you with in his / her network.

We go over specific questions to ask during those calls, and I offer my insight on why companies hire people in the first place. Understanding that insight will help you better position yourself for opportunities in the future.

Enjoy!

Kylie, originally from Tom’s River, New Jersey, is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying Parks, Recreation and Tourism.

Kylie knows she is moving to Charleston, South Carolina after school and hopes to work in travel, hospitality or tourism.

In this episode, we talk about some strategies and tactics to get connected and build a community in Charleston and then spend most of the episode unpacking her previous experiences.

We talk about exactly how to build your narrative and tie all of your past internships, summer jobs, volunteer experiences and more into a cohesive story to best position yourself for open positions.

Follow her series to see how she progresses through her job search to see exactly what she does and where she ends up!

Carli, originally from Washington D.C., is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying business administration with a concentration in marketing.

In this episode, we introduce Carli and talk about her goals after graduation. She talks about wanting to get into a marketing or sales role and has intentions to move to Seattle, Denver, Boston or DC.

We detail exactly how we intend to approach her career search given these goals, and cover other topics like the gender wage gap, how to prepare for a networking call, how to answer a minimum salary requirement on a job application and much, much more.

Follow her series to see how she progresses through her job search to see exactly what she does and where she ends up!

Carli, originally from Washington D.C., is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying business administration with a concentration in marketing.

In this short preview episode, Carli and I talk about how to respond to a job application that asks for a minimum required salary.

We talk about how to research positions and salaries and start to discuss how to handle an interview if salary requests come up.

Be sure to check out her full episode to hear the full conversation!

Kylie, originally from Tom’s River, New Jersey, is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying Parks, Recreation and Tourism.

Kylie knows she is moving to Charleston, South Carolina after school and hopes to work in travel, hospitality or tourism.

In this short preview episode, I highlight parts of my conversation with Kylie walking through her past internship and work experiences to help her create a narrative that best positions herself for marketing jobs in travel, tourism and hospitality.

Later this week, I’ll be launching the full episode and in it you’ll learn how to reposition your previous experience - from summer jobs, internships and volunteer experiences to put your best foot forward in job applications and interviews!

Carli, originally from Washington D.C., is a Senior at the University of Vermont studying business administration with a concentration in marketing.

In this short preview episode, Carli and I tackle how to prepare for networking calls.

What research should you do before a call? What questions should you ask during the call to spark a good conversation? What questions should you ask at the end of the call to keep the momentum of the relationship going?

We answer all of those and talk more about it in her first full episode!