New Graduate These 3 Blogs Will Help You Find a Job

New Graduate These 3 Blogs Will Help You Find a Job New Graduate These 3 Blogs Will Help You Find a Job New Graduate? These 3 Blogs Will Help You Find a JobIts graduation season, which means countless college seniors are thinking about the clever things they could write on the top of their mortarboards. Perhaps theyre also thinking about details such as how theyre going to find a job- and excel at it once they do.If youre among the recent or soon-to-be graduates, congratulations on the milestone To help you prepare for the next one- your first job- here a few blogs you should peruse.Youve probably already noticed that there are countless sites out there targeted at the college student/millennial/young professional crowd, but its easy to see that many of them miss the mark.These three blogs are worth your time1. Corn on the JobAs an unabashed fan of terrible puns, I have to admit this blog first caught my attention because of its name. But it didnt take long to see that its really a v aluable resource.The blog was created by Rich DeMatteo, who has both agency and corporate recruiting experience. That means he knows what its like to try to find a job for an individual, and what its like to try to find the right individual for a specific job.As you might have guessed from the blog title, some of the topics and advice are a little off the beaten path. If that might suit you, check it out.Three key postsIT Certifications What Database Professionals Need to Get the Best JobsThe Best Hands-On Jobs for Active People6 Tips to Overcome Shortfalls in Job Qualifications2. My Career AdvisorWhile this blog is written by several staff members at the American University Career Center, you dont have to be an AU student or alum- or even live anywhere near Washington, D.C.- in order to benefit from this blog.The posts are straightforward, and packed with actionable advice. Theres no fluff or clickbait here- just practical advice that you can use right away.The tag cloud makes it e asy to find posts on the topics that interest you most internships, entrepreneurship, federal jobs, social media, and mora.Three key postsCreating the Best Writing SampleInterviewing with Employer by Phone? Heres 9 Tips2015 Summer Reading List for Your Career Development3. Position IgnitionBehind this blog is a career consulting company. They work with both individuals and corporate clients (including Etsy, Motorola, and other household names). Based in the UK, their advice is practical and useful for people anywhere in the world. They publish frequently- and thoughtfully.The blog will still come in handy even after you find a job. It covers a range of workplace topics, many of which wouldnt be obvious to someone who hasnt spent much- or any- time in a professional setting.Three key postsWhy Identifying Your Skills is Vital Pre-Job Search10 Ways to Develop Transferable Skills5 Ways to Enter an Industry Without Prior ExperienceSpend some time reading these blogs and youll come away m ore informed and better prepared for your job search- and prepared to succeed on the job.