Pinning for Business

As many of you may have seen via Facebook or Twitter, the Rawls CMC has started a Pinterest page!
Right here —-> Click me!
The CMC is utilizing Pinterest to visually show students career advice, whether it be the difference between business professional and business casual, or financial advice. Pictures are worth a thousand words, and pictures that link back to a useful website that can be used as a resource later? Well, that is worth a lot more than just a thousand words!
So ask yourself, would you rather be told what the difference is between Business professional/casual, or be SHOWN? We agree, being shown is much more helpful.
How to Ace an Interview
Welcome back everyone! Today we have an amazing article that we found on www.lifehacker.com. This article details a lot of very important information regarding interviewing for a job, and most of this information can and should be applied to mock interviews as well.
The author of this article is Elisabeth Fosslien, an analyst at the ad agency Leo Burnett, who turns data into art and observations into charts on her website fosslien.com. She does an amazing job if we do say so ourselves.
Enjoy the article. The original article can be found here | Fosslien. The lifehacker article can be found here.
Everything written below is the work of Elisabeth Fosslien mentioned above.
Today we wanted to share with you a video we put together showing students the sign up process for mock interviews within RawlsCONNECT. Tell us what you think in the comments below! Hope it helps!
Also, check back tomorrow for our post on common interview questions and how to effectively tackle them.
Mock Interview Awareness Week!
Hello everyone! Welcome back to our lovely blog.
We have something special in store for you this week. In preparation for the upcoming Mock Interviews we have decided to run a “Mock Interview Awareness Week” to completely inform students about all things pertaining to mock interviews, and interviews in general.
This is how the sequence of events will play out:
Tuesday - Overview of mock interview process, including which companies are coming
Wednesday - RawlsCONNECT video guide. Basic “how to” guide involving all the major functions of RawlsCONNECT
Thursday - Common Interview questions and how to you SHOULD and should NOT be answering them
Friday - Top 10 tips and tricks for interviewing for a job
This series is designed to provide students with the most helpful/useful information regarding interviews that we offer. So come back each day and enjoy!
Mock Interview Overview
Interview the Intern #1 - Alexander Arens
Welcome back everyone! Today we are posting our first interview in a series of interviews we are calling “Interview the Intern” where we interview our own Rawls College of Business students who have recently completed internships they found through the Rawls CMC.
Today’s interviewee is a student by the name of Alexander Arens.

1. Introduce yourself. Include name and hometown.
My name is Alexander Arens and I am from Keller, TX.
Email Updates!?
Want the CMC blog updates sent to your email so you don’t have to constantly check the blog? Your solution is here.
If you’ve been paying attention you will have noticed a newsletter button that has appeared in the top right corner of the page.

Winner of Rawls CMC Blog Naming contest!
Since the blog was recently announced on facebook, it has been obvious that the winning name was “Career Crusader.” We added Rawls to the front of it to give it some Tech recognition.
Below is our winner Alexander Pearson. Congratulations Alexander!

Is YOUR resume ready?

The new semester is about to begin, and with it pressures to have an approved resume on RawlsCONNECT. Many classes/majors will have deadlines in place to ensure that students are being proactive and getting their resumes onto RawlsCONNECT.
So what is the fastest way to achieve this goal? Well, it’s quite easy. Just attend a resume workshop!
We’ve Changed Since You Left

Welcome back students!
As you were all off enjoying your summer, the Rawls CMC was implementing a lot of changes that we think you will really like! When you stop by to visit us (and I highly suggest you do) you will notice some new faces. As a matter of fact, every single student in the RCOB has a new career adviser in the CMC office. Reed is no longer with us, and Laura and I have moved into different roles. Please stop by BA 119 and meet your new career adviser when you get the chance. Here is the new breakdown:
