The CDO and Yale offer resources and communities to help you focus, recharge, and grow.
Start by asking yourself:
• What projects/skills interest you from previous roles?
• What tasks/responsibilities are you looking to leave behind?
• What could YOUR unique career path be?
• What geographic locations are you open to working in?
As the year progresses, you may find yourself adjusting your short-term activities and goals and needing to learn about a new approach.
To help you get started, take advantage of the resources below for self-exploration and research on industries, functions, and recruiting timelines.
Picture this: you walk into the office on a Monday morning, ready to start the week, only to find out that a close friend and colleague has been laid off. Worse than that, you overhear murmurs that it might happen …
Pursuing an MBA is a journey that demands academic excellence and the development of essential leadership skills. Leadership is a cornerstone of success in the business world, and there’s no better way to hone your leadership abilities than by reading …
By Mike Minutoli
Mike MinutoliSenior Director, Career Education and Coaching
You’ve gained enough experience and polished your skills to qualify for executive roles. But now, you aren’t sure which position will be most suitable for you or how you can ensure recruiters don’t overlook you and go for other candidates.
When looking for a job, you need to take into consideration many factors. In addition to daily responsibilities and salary, you need to think about things like training, advancement, flexibility, benefits, and company culture. Otherwise, you might find yourself very …
A comprehensive resource for students and job seekers looking for career advice, job postings, company reviews from employees, and rankings of the best companies and industry employers.
