
International Women's Day spotlight - thriving in Information Technology
Two members of the College's Information and Instructional Technology team, Devin Fails and Katie Kozak, are showing how women can thrive in the IT field.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced us all to make some big changes in the way we conduct our daily lives. While we continue to adapt to the new normal, some changes are likely to stick around. Virtual recruiting, for one, is expected to stay.
While the greater access to jobs and candidates that virtual recruiting brings is ultimately beneficial, it can also mean more competition. So how do you make sure you stand out in the crowd? Follow these seven tips to make the most out of Handshake and set yourself apart.
Virtual recruiting is here to stay. Make the most of all it has to offer by following the tips above. Leverage your free Handshake account to make sure you stand out in the crowd and get hired. If you have additional questions about Handshake or want help with your resume, cover letter, interview preparation, or general career coaching, reach out to NWTC’s Career Services. Email careers@nwtc.edu or call 920-498-6250 to ask questions or schedule an appointment.
Two members of the College's Information and Instructional Technology team, Devin Fails and Katie Kozak, are showing how women can thrive in the IT field.
Handshake is the number one place for college students to find jobs, and we want to help you make a profile that stands out from the crowd.
New technologies, like virtual reality and 3D printing, are being integrated into NWTC's curriculum to help provide more realistic and immersive training opportunities for students.