Career & Professional Development

Transitioning into a new career can feel overwhelming, but one simple tool can make it a lot easier: the informational interview. If you’re thinking about switching fields, talking to people who already work in your target industry is one of …

Some might argue cover letters aren’t as important as they used to be—but when you’re switching careers, they can make all the difference. A career change cover letter gives you the chance to connect the dots for a hiring manager …

After a panel interview, sending a thoughtful thank-you email is an important step to reinforce your interest in the role and leave a strong impression on the hiring team. But unlike a one-on-one interview, where you might send a quick …

You’ve worked at the same company for years—maybe more than a decade—which is considered a rarity nowadays. After so long, you believed you could retire there. That is, until you’re called into a meeting with HR, and they deliver the …

Career mapping is the process of strategically planning your professional journey by identifying potential job roles, the skills required, and the steps needed to reach your goals. For computer science majors, career mapping is especially valuable because the tech industry …

Are you actively searching for a new job? Or maybe you’re determined to make a career change. Here at The Muse, we’re committed to helping candidates—regardless of their experience levels or professional backgrounds—find opportunities that match their values and needs. …

One of the most important skills in today’s increasingly globalized economy is the ability to communicate in another language. Often, employers don’t list that skill as a requirement or even preference and yet are far more likely to hire the …