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Should Your Lawyer Write Your Talking Points?
Abbie Fink | Dec 12, 2023
There is value in being prepared, but should your lawyer write your talking points? Abbie Fink covers the importance of including your communications team following a recent congressional hearing on campus antisemitism. Read more in this post.
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Tis the Season…for Informational Interviews
Abbie Fink | Dec 7, 2023
It's the time of informational interviews and Abbie Fink is sharing some points that she has learned from recent conversations. From following up to thank you notes, learn more in this blog post.
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Why Is It Important To Get Consensus From Your Leadership?
Abbie Fink | Aug 11, 2023
As a proud alumnus of Arizona State University, Abbie Fink has cheered on the Sun Devils against their rivals for more than 40 years. Abbie shares why the team's opponents will be different next season and how this reflects the importance of consensus in this post.
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The Value of the Informational Interview
Abbie Fink | Apr 21, 2023
Informational interviews are valuable whether you are just out of college or a long-time professional. Abbie Fink shares her best tips for informational interviews in this blog post. Read more!
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Why I Say Yes to Speaking to College Classes
Abbie Fink | Feb 23, 2022
Guest speakers can offer college students the opportunity to network professionally and receive advice for the workplace. Read more from Abbie Fink on why she will always speak to college classes.
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Is Social Media Your Online Resume?
Scott Hanson | Aug 30, 2018
So you want to play college football? You want to get hired for that plumb job? Be warned. University of Nebraska head football coach Scott Frost is not unlike many employers. They want to know as much about their prospective hires or recruits as they can. There’s only so much you can learn from a […]
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Professional Networking – Start in College!
Grace Flemer | July 25, 2018
As a college student, the term “networking” is tossed around in nearly every career-related conversation. The idea of it can seem daunting, or like something to be figured out later on in one’s career. In some cases, students place no priority on networking because they don’t know how to do it or understand it’s importance. […]
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