Looking to get or give advice on career development?
Look no further.
The McMaster community is sprawling with members living in all parts of the globe. We've created a McMaster mentorship network dedicated to connecting you with alumni in the same career field. Whether engineering, social sciences, or anything in between, there's a Mac alumni waiting to connect with you on the Alumni & Partners Advisors Network. In addition to a valuable network of Mac alumni, you'll have access to online resources such as webinars, one-on-one consultations, and an array of articles covering all aspects of your career development. Join thousands of McMaster students and alumni on mcmaster.firsthand.co and make a connection that could launch your career.
mcmaster.firsthand.co
With access to numerous webinars, gain insider info that will help you land that dream job. Here's some examples of webinars you'll have access:
- Networking Your Way to a Job
- Using LinkedIn to find a job
- Job Search Strategies for International Students
Check out what these users had to say about their consultations:
"Very well-intentioned and understanding of difficulties faced by a new student. Provided many avenues to pursue regarding how to better position myself in the marketplace"
- Advisee
“Firsthand is a handy resource and tool to connect and facilitate conversations with established professionals for advice. I've treated each conversation as a start of a new professional relationship, and I too have expanded my network as an advisor, thanks to Firsthand.”
- Advisor
“Very helpful and knowledgeable. Gave excellent advice on job search, interview prep and resume critique!”
- Advisee
"There are numerous advantages to both students and recent alumni in participating in the Firsthand program in establishing one’s professional reputation. Networking can provide an advantageous connection to an industry or association which one might not otherwise make via establishing and sharing contacts: professional recommendations, informal sharing of relevant opportunities, as well as references and potential resources are all essential elements of mentorship."
- Advisor
It's simple:
- Sign up with just a few clicks.
- Connect for mock interviews, resume critiques, or career conversations.
- Use the Network for every element of the process including booking, calling, and providing feedback.
- Spread the word!
Questions? Email Ian Sharpe, Alumni Officer, McMaster Alumni Association.