Tag Archives: Find and Follow Your Passion

How to Discuss Your Career Change Goals (Without Feeling Awkward)

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Dev Bootcamp is the original, short-term, immersive software development program that transforms those new to coding into job-ready, full-stack web developers.
So you want to change careers? Congratulations.
First things first: I’m here to tell you that this desire is completely normal. Curiosity and an interest in trying

How to Find Time to Start Your Side Project

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Have a side hustle you've been dreaming about launching? If you're struggling to "find" the time, here's some suggestions for how you can find it and get that side project off the ground.

Stellar Examples of Creative Online Portfolio & Personal Websites for Student and Young Professionals

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If you’re a young creative, and you have work you want to show to employers, you need a website. Building your own online portfolio is the easiest way to make your work available to the world. But the prospect of starting your own website can be scary – we get

What I Wish I Knew When I Graduated: As Told By GIFs

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Self-proclaimed post-grad expert @funkyinnovator shares some of the biggest lessons she wish she knew when she graduated.

Find, Land, & Keep the Job: Career Tips from Greg Giangrande of Time Inc.

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The career columnist, Executive Vice President, and Chief Human Resources Officer at Time Inc. opened the Find & Follow Your Passion Conference with honest advice about finding the job, getting hired and how to act once you're in.

Announcing the FindSpark National Career Conference & Giveaway!

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We're giving away two free tickets and $200 towards prep materials for our annual Find & Follow Your Passion Conference! You could snag yourself brand new business cards, a snazzy business casual outfit, or even transportation to NYC.

Take Action: Career Tips from The Huffington Post’s Managing Editor

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Some actionable tips that every intern and recent grad can take from The Huffington Post's Managing Editor, Kate Palmer.