Resources - Ignite Career Center

How To Feel Prepared For An Interview

There is a simple model that can help you anticipate the questions most likely to be asked during a job interview and help you be ...

Not The Right Time For College? Don’t Just Walk Away.

What should you do if you are enrolled in college, but you’ve determined that it might not be the right time or fit based on ...

How To Network Like A Pro

Networking is an essential tool for career success in today’s job market. It’s more than just collecting business cards or connecting on social media. These ...

A Fireside Chat with Seth Goldman

In recognition of Workforce Development Month, the Ignite Career Center presented A Fireside Chat with Seth Goldman Co-Founder of Eat the Change®, PLNT Burger, and ...

How to Avoid Burnout at Work

Many workers are feeling relentless stress recently. The “2022 Alight International Workforce and Well-Being Mindset Report” found that more than 70% of employees feel affected ...

Finding ‘The One’: Job Searching and Dating Are More Alike Than You Think

While dating and job searching may seem like completely different activities, they actually have a lot in common.

Why Code-Switching Can Be Harmful In The Workplace

What is code-switching and how can it negatively affect workplace culture?

Beyond The ATS: How And Why To Target Your Resume

Here are 5 trade secrets to ensure your resume gets the hiring manager’s attention.

Five Tips For Navigating Applicant Tracking Systems

Here are 5 tips to help you navigate the applicant tracking system (ATS) to maximize the odds of being called in for an interview.

How to Leave Your Stress at Work

Like most employees, you might be feeling overwhelmed. Fortunately, there are things you can do to decrease your stress.

After The Interview

Congratulations! You spent weeks preparing for this moment. First you prepared your resume, searched for open positions, wrote cover letters, and waited to hear back ...