Job and internship offers are delivered in various ways, at different times of the year, and with varying offer deadlines. When receiving an offer, consider the following to help you navigate the process and make an informed decision:
One of the study’s key findings is the impact college career services can have in leveling the playing field for women in general and in particular, for women pursuing tech careers. Specifically, Undergraduate men get more job offers than undergraduate …
By Deborah Liverman
Deborah LivermanExecutive Director, Career Advising & Professional Development
A presentation by immigration attorney Elizabeth Goss from the firm Goss Associates from Boston, MA. The presentation slides are available on the International Students Office website (log-in required).
When reviewing your job offer, use these state-by-state tip sheets to help you understand your rights regarding non-compete agreements, verifying whether your salary matches your co-workers, negotiating for contractual protections, and more!
Starting a new job can be exciting and overwhelming, particularly if it’s your first time working in industry. Two MIT alumnae, Maureen Reitman, Principal Engineer and Group Vice President at Exponent, and Minsun Byun Kevers, Co-Founder & CEO of DiVerity, …
