careers

It is likely that some people feel awkward or uncomfortable when confronting rejection or bad news, such as a job applicant rejecting a job offer or an employer that no longer wants to move forward with a candidate. The easy way out of this uncomfortable situation is simply not responding. 

In my Osprey backpack, I spot a journal filled with my messy scribbled notes and the trace of a squished mosquito.

If your ears are strained from trying to distinguish your life’s calling amid all the noise, maybe it would be best to start by listening to your childhood self.

There are a few simple resources and strategies for finding your career in the vast wilderness that is UC Berkeley.

As a public university that attracts a high percentage of first-generation college students, UC Berkeley has a responsibility to lay the groundwork for these networks and set all students on the road to success — before and after graduation.

Answer this handful of questions to know what you should do when things do go as smoothly as your planning them to. The Clog presents: Your backup plan.