Current Students: Reserving Rooms for Recruiting

The Interview Suite in Evans Hall is a space specifically set aside for recruiting use, and Interview Rooms are bookable by current students for individual recruiting needs when not in use for on campus recruiting.

If you have questions about …

By Audrey Hupp
Audrey Hupp Associate Director of Operations and Program Manager, Career Education & Coaching
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Navigating a Self-Directed Search

Navigating a self-directed search can feel overwhelming, but having a roadmap, like the CDO Quick Start Guide, makes the process more manageable and effective. This timeline is designed to guide you through each stage of the year, helping you stay …

By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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The 3 Cs of Your Search: Clarity, Connections, Consistency

The 3 Cs aren’t just a checklist, they’re a mindset. They help you stay grounded, intentional, and connected to your purpose. Whether you’re just starting out or deep in interviews, returning to Clarity, Connections, and Consistency can help you navigate the journey with confidence.

By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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5 Tips for Managing Competing Priorities Without Losing Career Growth Momentum

Navigating competing priorities often leads many professionals to deprioritize their career growth. When you focus on meeting deadlines and fixing sudden problems, you might have no energy left for your long-term goals.

Career growth depends on more than getting through …

By Ivy Exec
Ivy Exec is your dedicated career development resource.
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Alumni Coffee Chat Advice

MBA coffee chats are such a missed opportunity. Here are the biggest issues I see with student coffee chats and how to address them.

You’re too transactional: If you are doing coffee chats because that’s what people told you should …

By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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Common Networking Challenges for International Students

1. Cultural Differences in Communication
2. Language and Confidence Barriers
3. Uncertainty Around U.S. Networking Norms

By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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What We’re Seeing in the Resume Book and What You Can Learn From It

As the Resume Book opened this week, we’ve had the opportunity for a quick scroll. And when you look at hundreds of MBA resumes together, a few things start to stand out.

Some are small formatting decisions. Others raise bigger …

By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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5 Career Mistakes That Keep High Performers Stuck at Senior Levels

Being a high performer doesn’t always mean you’ll keep moving up from your senior leadership role. You also need to build strong relationships, showcase your value, and prepare for the next role you want.

If you keep making career mistakes, …

By Ivy Exec
Ivy Exec is your dedicated career development resource.
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Executive Presence in Interviews

Executive presence plays a critical role in job interviews for graduate business students, especially as they compete for leadership-track roles across industry. Here’s how it ties in and why it matters:

Why Executive Presence Matters in Interviews

1. First Impressions Are Leadership Signals

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By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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The Attention Economy: Showing Up Is Only the Beginning

In the modern “attention economy,” focus has become one of our scarcest resources. Between academics, recruiting, and the social pulse of business school life, time feels perpetually tight and multitasking has become the norm. It’s tempting to check email, review …

By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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A Quick Reminder: Signing Up Means Showing Up

As recruiting and professional development events pick up, you’ll have more opportunities to participate in coffee chats, employer events, alumni conversations, coaching appointments, workshops, and other programs. These are valuable opportunities to learn, build relationships, practice your story, and create …

By Mike Minutoli
Mike Minutoli Senior Director, Career Education and Coaching
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When mired in self-doubt – you can borrow belief from others

Even among the most successful and confident executives, self-doubt can take hold.  This can happen when we’ve had a less than stellar review; when a project has gone awry or when in a prolonged job search we have endured a …

By Elizabeth Sena
Elizabeth Sena Career Coach, Working Professionals
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