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Expand Your Network

Networking is one of the most important aspects of B School recruiting, especially in the U.S.. Learn how to make genuine connections with recruiters, alumni and other professionals to educate yourself and forward your career now and in the future.

How much time should you spend on job boards instead of networking?

Let’s be real: spending eight hours a day hitting “Apply” on LinkedIn, Indeed, or any other job board is the fastest way to burn out and get zero results. It feels productive because you’re “doing something,” but for an early-career …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Applying in today’s job market: tips from recruiters and alumni 

The CDO Employer Partnerships Team shares timely tips from recruiters and alumni to consider when searching and applying for roles today:  

Don’t wait to apply 

Many roles receive a large number of applications within the first few days after …

By Rebecca Stekloff
Rebecca Stekloff Senior Director, Employer Partnerships
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Navigating the 2026 Executive Landscape: Key Takeaways for Alumni

Will the labor market stabilize any time soon? A recent panel suggests that while this expectation may be unrealistic, there are behaviors and mindsets that can help us thrive even amid volatility.  Our panel of executive search experts from Spencer …

By Elizabeth Sena
Elizabeth Sena Career Coach, Working Professionals
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Navigating MBA Recruitment as a First-Generation Student

Cherry Tran, is a 2024 graduate of the Kellogg School of Management’s 2Y MBA program. Originally from Charlotte, NC, Cherry is a first-generation college student. After earning her undergraduate degree in Economics from Duke University, she pursued a Master’s in …

By WeSolv
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Cutting through the noise of the headlines.

As we move into 2026, the noise surrounding AI is impossible to ignore. Leaders feel pressure to respond quickly as if more speed will produce more certainty. That urgency often pushes conversations toward tools, use cases, and skills because they …

By Elizabeth Sena
Elizabeth Sena Career Coach, Working Professionals
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