Tweet Recently, I started a new job, and I was so nervous about my first day. I wanted to make a good first impression, but all these questions kept running through my mind. What was I going to wear? Should I bring my lunch or go out to lunch? What is my working environment going
How to Successfully Prepare for a Job Shadow
January 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Tweet By Erica Moss This post is part of BrandKit’s Next Step Chronicles Guest Blogging series. If’ you’re interested in blogging for BrandKit let us know! As a freshman in college, you’re constantly in learning mode: figuring out how to get to your classes on time, how to do your own laundry, how to adjust
Exclusive Access to BrandKit’s Blogging e-Book For Young Professionals
November 9, 2011 By 1 Comment
Tweet Start the new year off right by making a resolution to build your personal brand through blogging. With our newest e-Book you’ll get all the tools needed to grow your online reputation in just 52 entries. Oftentimes the hardest part of managing a blog is figuring out what to write! This book will guide
How To Write an Email Like A Pro
October 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Tweet Email is one of the top tools young professionals use to communicate today. We use to send messages to our friends, classmates, parents, grandparents, boyfriends, girlfriends and even people we’ve just met at last night’s happy hour. But, it’s also an accepted method used to apply for jobs or internships. Which means, you need
How To Find Your Personal Style With Pinterest
September 7, 2011 By 1 Comment
Tweet While I was on vacation last month I read Christian Siriano’s book, Fierce Style and How to Be Your Most Fabulous Self. You may remember him as the winner of Project Runway, Season 4 and who could forget his signature phrase, “Fierce!” Christian is bold, confident and memorable because of his catch phrase and unique appearance.
How To Make A Great Student Portfolio With About.me
July 13, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Tweet Are you looking for a job or internship and just feel like you need to do something to make yourself look presentable online? Let’s face it your identity is all over the internet. Photos and so-called facts about you are floating around Facebook, Google and LinkedIn. Wouldn’t it be great to have one central location to send
