A new center has opened on HFC’s campus this fall. The Career Resource Center (CRC) is a joint project between the HFC Counseling Division and the Career Services Office.

Networking will always be key to career success. It is something you have to work at in order to have the career you deserve. Here are some tips to help you along the way

Summer is the ideal time to look for a job related to your program of study. Most students take the summer off from classes and have a flexible work schedule. Why not look for a position where you can apply your classroom learning to a real job.

When most people prepare for an interview, they spend a large portion of their time thinking about how they might answer questions, what to wear, and what they want to convey about themselves.

Often when I meet with students and ask them where they are interested in working, I hear about the big companies in Michigan. Names like Ford, GM, Quicken Loans, Google and Compuware regularly get tossed in to the conversation.

You may have heard the term “staffing” or “temp” agency, and wondered, “Who are they?”

You’ve heard the phrase, “it’s not WHAT you know, but WHO you know,” that lands you the job. Often times that is the case. So how do you make those meaningful connections?

A new center has opened on HFC’s campus this fall. The Career Resource Center (CRC) is a joint project between the HFC Counseling Division and the Career Services Office.

For many job seekers, job fairs offer an excellent opportunity to get out and network with potential employers.

Searching for a job can be challenging for students who are still taking classes at the college level.