
Explore the transition from college to corporate America as this lecture outlines the recruiting process, salary, taxes, benefits, termination, and how to own your career.
This section covers an overview of the recruiting process, plus a resume tutorial
This is a full overview of using social media to your benefit, making sure you are careful with social media for personal purposes as well as an overview of how to job search
Identify employment types including direct company hires, contractors, and freelancers, and compare pay, taxes, benefits, and expectations while spotting scams and red flags in postings.
Learn how companies determine compensation, comp philosophies and the different types of variable compensation
Edit: It was brought to my attention that some of the content in this video had a dual audio track. I have updated the recording with the correct single audio. Thank you for pointing it out!
Explore how employer benefits, including health insurance, pre tax deductions, and a 4 1 k with company matching, shape your transition from student to employee and secure retirement savings.
Own your career by investing in your skills, adopting a growth mindset, and setting ambitious development goals with your manager, mentor, and HR to boost your value.
Navigate a difficult job market by building new skills, planning a focused career path, and leveraging mentoring and networks to translate your work experience into sought-after roles.
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One of the biggest gaps we have in terms of education is that we do not accurately prepare graduating seniors for how to do things like write resumes, job search, interview, pay and wages, taxes, benefits and career development. Instead we charge them up to hundreds of thousands of dollars to learn theoretical or academic information.
Why do we have to know what happened during the Byzantine Empire, or how far Neptune is, but we never teach what a Product Developer does or how to build a marketing plan?
So I've synthesized all of my knowledge into this course to provide seniors and college students the real information they need in order to succeed within "Corporate America"
Note that this course is targeted to American students and I use specific legislature and recommendations for that. Some of the theoretical or universal practices may still be useful to students in other countries, but just know in advance this has a heavy emphasis within the context of America and state tax and payment legislature.
EDIT: Please note that this course originally had a section called "Terminations". This was a part of the course designed to walk through and understand how exits/and terminations work. Unfortunately it brought the course count up too high so I had to eliminate it in order to stay below the 2 hour limit Udemy uses for free courses.