Category Archives: College

Interview Tips from a Campus Recruiter that will Land You Your First Job

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FindSpark employer, TEKsystems shares tips straight from a recruiter on how to bat it out of the park on your first interview.

What It’s Like to Be a Spring Semester Senior

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After years of all nighters in the library, you’ve finally made it to your last semester. Graduation is so close, you can almost taste it – it tastes like choked back tears, excitement, and probably a little fear.
It’s going to be an emotional semester, but you’ll make it through! Feel

The Ultimate List of Paid Internship Programs in New York City

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Want a paid summer internship in New York City? Looking to work in a creative industry? We've got the best list of internship programs in one of the best cities on earth!

10 LinkedIn Secrets to Get Discovered by Recruiters and Grow Your Network

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LinkedIn is one of the fastest-growing social media platforms today with, according to Hootsuite, two professionals joining LinkedIn every second, 3 million American jobs posted every month, and 45% of LinkedIn users in upper management (AKA: vice presidents, directors, and C-suite members). 



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10 Ways to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month on Campus or at Work

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Learn how FindSpark can support your diversity & inclusion, recruitment, and employer branding goals through our online and offline programs: findspark.com/employers

From September 15th to October 15th, our nation celebrates the generations of Hispanics who have positively influenced and enriched our society.
There’s a lot more to the Hispanic

How to Reduce Job Hunt Stress as a College Senior

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Follow these steps to reduce stress about the job hunt when you're a college senior.

5 Baruch College Students Share the Stories Behind Their Hustle

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This article was contributed by Wendy Xie FindSpark Campus Ambassador. This is not your typical campus ambassador program. You won’t push products; you’ll bring fun, relevant resources that actually work with your peers. You won’t represent a brand; you’ll represent a community, and learn and grow professionally at the same time.
More on the program here: