Eurick Hilario Recruitment Coordinator at The Arc of San Diego | LinkedIn What is The Arc of San Diego? The Arc of San Diego is the largest, most comprehensive service provider to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in San Diego County. Through classes, workshops, community living, and individualized counseling, the dedicated staff of The … Continue reading Recruiter from the Winter Career Fair Shares Their Advice
5 Tips for Your First Day on the Job
Whether it's your first job or your tenth, the first day of any new job can be nerve-racking, from meeting a lot of new people to figuring out what to wear. See our tips below on how to make your first day run as smoothly as possible. Most importantly, be early or on time! Leave … Continue reading 5 Tips for Your First Day on the Job
Arts & Humanities | Department Spotlight
Laura Martin Sr. Program Manager for the Dean of Arts & Humanities | lauramartin@ucsd.edu What do you do? Our office supports the entire Division of Arts & Humanities and the initiatives of Dean Cristina Della Coletta. Our department is very busy and dynamic, there is always something happening! I manage our Andrew W. Mellon Foundation … Continue reading Arts & Humanities | Department Spotlight
The 12 Career Competencies
After graduation, employers will be looking for students who know how to utilize their talents, strengths, and interests. Within the job search, soft skills can be just as important as technical knowledge. That’s why working on-campus as a student worker isn’t “just a job”. Working on-campus can give you a basic skill set which can … Continue reading The 12 Career Competencies
Former Recruiters Share What You Need to Know for the Career Fairs
The four Associate Directors have over 50 years of combined experience in the recruitment and relationship management profession and are not new to helping people make the connections they need to succeed.
The Importance of Self-Reflection
Before graduating college and beginning the job search, you’ll want to make sure you have a basic skill set to make you more hirable and help successfully transition into the workplace. One important skill is to be able to self-reflect by assessing, articulating, and acknowledging your personal skills and abilities while also learning from experience … Continue reading The Importance of Self-Reflection
Career Development & Cross-Cultural Collaboration
Take full advantage of your experience working on- campus! Many skills you learn and experiences you have will be applied to your future jobs. For example, any job on-campus will help in your career development. It will help you assess if a similar job or a job in a related field is right for you. … Continue reading Career Development & Cross-Cultural Collaboration
Civic Engagement & Social Responsibility
Remember, working on-campus isn’t just a job. For instance, working in a position that focuses on civic engagement and social responsibility means you have participated in activities characterized by reciprocity, engaged in critical reflection, and challenged unfair behavior to make a positive difference in your community. All of these are transferable skills and experiences that … Continue reading Civic Engagement & Social Responsibility
Professionalism & Integrity
People who have integrity are honest, work hard, and are committed to their workplace. They have the community’s best interest at heart. While integrity has a strict definition, students may struggle with professionalism as it applies to specific standards for a role, position or industry. In other words, what is seen as appropriate and professional … Continue reading Professionalism & Integrity
The Port Triton Guide
Looking for a job? Check out The Port Triton Guide. We’ll show you how to get started, navigate the website, filter for areas of interest and much more. Get started today! This article originally appeared in the March 2017 Issue of the Triton Worker.
