The Academic Success and Career Center helps students find jobs and learn relevant skills in the workplace–while going to school. Your degree will help you land jobs, but experience can set you apart from other job-seeking individuals.
Check out the resources below, or email studentjobs@wsu.edu for personalized help with your job search.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever missed out on an opportunity because of a skill you didn’t have. We can empathize with the feeling of joy at discovering a potential next job suddenly turning to frustration while reading the job …
You’ve finally landed the job you wanted, but instead of feeling excited, you’re already certain it’s the wrong fit. It can take time to adapt to a new role or company, so you decide to give it three months to …
As the end of the semester approaches, it’s time to start thinking about summer. This is a great time to recharge your batteries, look for job opportunities, and explore internships that will help you gain practical experience. One way to …
Here is a video from Candid Career about Business Formal, Business Casual, and work attire according to occasion. If you’re headed to the Cougar Closet, check out this resource beforehand!
Although some employers like Amazon have stopped interviewing candidates for some jobs such as package handler, the reality is that virtually all candidates for virtually all jobs are interviewed by recruiters, hiring managers, and others.
Some interviewers are well-trained. Sadly, …
Don’t know where to start? Check out our Resume & Cover Letter Guide.
FOCUS 2 guides users through a reliable, intuitive career and education decision making model to help them, select a major, …
Our Micro-Internships program connects students to our diverse network of companies and organizations to take on professional, paid, short-term assignments …
