SUNY Oswego - Career Services
- Career Communities
- Major And Career Exploration
- Resumes and Cover Letters
- Networking, Personal Branding and LinkedIn
- Job and Internship Searching
- Graduate School
- Online Career Tools
- Affinity Group Resources
- Compensation Negotiation
- Events
- Graduate Outcomes
- Information for
- Resource Center
- Connect with us
SUNY Oswego - Career Services
- Career Communities
- Major And Career Exploration
- Resumes and Cover Letters
- Networking, Personal Branding and LinkedIn
- Job and Internship Searching
- Graduate School
- Online Career Tools
- Affinity Group Resources
- Compensation Negotiation
- Events
- Graduate Outcomes
- Information for
- Resource Center
- Connect with us
Contact
Careers
Majors
Online Career Tools
Recurring Events
TEST DRIVE YOUR CAREER
Take a trip off-campus to explore an industry you are interested in. Take a tour of the facility, learn about the company, discover what it takes to get into the field, and decide if it is the career for you. Connect with us to see how we can collaborate.
Events Calendar
Resumes
First things first…. This is not your résumé. It belongs to the career field or organization to which you are sending it. With that in mind, it is critical to write this document for THEM, with THEIR priorities, needs, and values in mind. Your goal is to show that you are a wonderful fit for their field and organization – understanding what they need will provide you the perfect framework for telling your story. Failure to recognize and work within this concept will mean that what you develop is not nearly as effective as it could be.
Networking, Personal Branding and LinkedIn
Applying
Once you’ve found a job you’re interested in, you’ll apply by sending them your resume and cover letter, and in some cases references. Most employers will specify how they’d like to receive your materials, the most likely are: