Two teams of eight students were tasked with coming up with an innovative but usable campaign to help TalentEgg get the message across to employers—our potential clients—that TalentEgg.ca is where students want to be when they’re researching and executing their job hunts.
Jerilyn is a recent journalism grad who is looking for meaningful work in her field. However, as many of you know from personal experience, writing for a living can be tough. She has a lot of the right experience under her belt—she has interned with CBC News in Montreal and writes weekly for Examiner.com—but she wanted some extra help with interviewing.
Lindsey Goodchild enrolled in the sustainability certificate program at The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University last year because she believed it would make her more employable.
Ken Yan, a freelance photographer and photography student at The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University, enrolled in continuing education classes to change career directions after a few years in other fields.
Tracey Lloyd, Director of the Alternative Youth Centre for Employment (AYCE), a non-profit employment centre in Toronto, says students need to be more proactive and start their career planning while they’re still in school.
Karen Cleveland, marketing and communications manager at St. Joseph Media in Toronto, says there are a few things students and new grads can do to ensure that transition goes as smoothly as possible.
Students tend to get so tied up in the job description that you completely forget about what we think is the most important thing to consider before taking a job: company culture.
Lewis started as a senior account manager here at TalentEgg earlier this month and is already “cashin’ cheques and breakin’ necks,” as he likes to say. Watch this latest video blog to find out what a career in sales is all about.
In video, Lauren interviews video production intern Rebecca Cave about her experience at TalentEgg. Lauren says that any time Rebecca was given a project she took it head on, got it done and exceeded expectations, the example of a model intern. Rebecca offers some advice on how to be a good intern and describes the…
In this video, TalentEgg intern, Rebecca Cave, interviews the editor of TalentEgg publications, Cassandra Jowett, about what it’s like to be a manager at a young age. Cassandra shares her story on how she entered into a management role right after graduating and offers a few tips on how to manage people close to the same age as you.
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