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5 Appealing Careers Related to Interior Design

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An Article by contributor Alicia Hill. Interior designers study the core principles of design and the history of trends in the industrial, residential, and commercial interior design space. These professionals use this knowledge to create beautiful and exciting interior spaces. However, not everyone who graduates with a degree in interior design becomes an interior designer. There are so many careers related to interior design that you can choose from. So, do you have a degree in interior design? Here are some of the top careers in architecture and interior design that you should consider. Industrial Designer Industrial designers are usually … / Read more »



Interview Success- from the Eyes of the Recruiter

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I have spent over 7 years providing career coaching to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as alumni. Now, I serve as a Recruitment & Onboarding Specialist at a national nonprofit. Being on the other side of the table allows me to see candidates in a different light. Based on my observations of candidates, I am providing tips on ways to stand out during an interview: Research the company This is a critical first step. During an interview, you will be asked why you are interested in the company. From the interviewer’s perspective, they need to know that you are … / Read more »



4 Careers that Use AutoCAD | Requirements and Salaries

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An Article by contributor Gigi Wara. AutoCAD is a software that is used to make computer-aided designs and drafts. It is used to build blueprints for a variety of things such as buildings and various items. Three dimensional models and two dimensional drawings are made from this program. The software is frequently used in many different occupations. Here are four amazing careers that use CAD. Industrial Design There are many CAD design careers. One design career that utilizes CAD is industrial design. People who work in the field of industrial design create various products. Usually, an industrial designer will specialize … / Read more »



7 Key Skills to Launch the Perfect Digital Marketing Career

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An Article by contributor Gigi Wara. How do you know the skills that matter most to a digital marketer? The answer to that question lies in the published research on the most effective digital marketing tactics. A quick look at one of the studies shows that it is hard to separate the following digital marketing efforts: Social media Content marketing Use of marketing technology Search Engine Optimization SEO Email marketing Search and social ads Data management These tactics form the core of digital marketing. Here are the seven skills required for digital marketing journey. 1. Social Media Marketing Skills Research … / Read more »



Transferrable Skills

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What does waitressing at Red Robin have to do with being a TV news reporter?  Everything, as it turns out.  I learned that myself, right out of college.  I had spent a couple of years during school running burgers and shakes to tables full of hungry guests, grabbing ketchup along the way, remembering who liked to keep their “bottomless” fries full ALL the time.  Then, in my first two jobs out of journalism school, it hit me: reporting the news on TV is a lot like waiting tables.  You have to multi-task, you have to be friendly and professional.  You … / Read more »