The national Society for Human Resource Management organization awarded the University of Guam SHRM Student Chapter the Outstanding Student Chapter Award last month for its 2021–2022 achievements.
The performance-based award is the highest award given by the national SHRM organization. …
Whether you’ve been a victim of layoffs or you’re just looking for a career change, applying for jobs can be a nerve-wracking process. It involves a lot of waiting around to see if your application leads to an interview, and …
When it comes to common interview questions, “Why are you applying for this position?” is one of the questions you can always plan on the hiring manager asking. That makes it one of the easier questions to prepare for, but …
The Tourism Awareness Group (TAG), University of Guam chapter, is now accepting applications for students interested in exploring careers in the tourism industry and the business sector in general.
TAG is looking for students of all majors who are passionate …
Having a degree in finance can take you in many different directions, each rewarding and fulfilling in its own way. Whether you want to end up as the head of finance for a major corporation or build your own empire …
MANGILAO (UOG) — For more than half of his adult life, geologist John W. Jenson offered expertise and studied underground drinking water resources in Guam and other parts of the Micronesia region.
Jenson’s research and collaborations with his students included mapping …
If your school hosts a career fair, don’t miss out. Not attending is a missed opportunity to advance your job search. We heard from three experts with years of experience advising and recruiting college students, and they shared deep …
If you’ve explained a difficult concept to a teammate or taught a friend about a project you’re working on, chances are you used verbal communication skills. These are the soft skills you use when talking to someone else. A person …
Graduates who recently accepted their diplomas – or even those looking at graduation in the next year – who don’t have jobs lined up are understandably panicking. They are entering the real world with student loan debt while looking for affordable housing …