So where do you want to go … and how do you plan to get there?

You are pursuing this degree to switch or advance your career. In either scenario your primary goal for being here is to acquire the skills to transform your career path. The work you put into learning the skills for your career are as important as time and effort needed to conduct a successful job search which includes:

• Crafting a purposeful resume that will capture the attention of recruiters. 
• Building your personal brand and value proposition and learning how to articulate this brand through effective storytelling. 
• Identifying target companies and understanding how your skills and experiences are a fit with these firms. 
• Utilizing relationship management to broaden your business network—enabling opportunities to Increase your knowledge of a function, industry, or company, and creating meaningful links to industry that you can leverage during your job search.

If you're a Tippie graduate student, you'll want to check out program-specific info on the Career & Hiring Landscape that covers: 

• Summer experience paths, 
• Leadership development programs, 
• PhD programs, and 
• role-specific information on hiring.