Myth: College Major Determines Your Career
Reynolds’ associate-base is made up of a wide variety of educational backgrounds – including some that ended up in positions that don’t exactly correlate with their original field of study.…
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On the Job Hunt: What to Do When You Feel Stuck
When looking at the job application process, we tend to focus on the tangible items we’re creating – the details of the resume, the tone of the cover letter, and…
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What to Put on Your New Year’s Resolution List This Year (2023)
It’s almost 2023 and time to start thinking about New Year’s Resolutions. Maybe you’ve already made a list, planned how you will tackle it, and are ready to meet the…
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Pro Tip for Success: Take Advantage of Your Internship
Every spring, thousands of college students begin scouring the internet, combing through job postings, social media, and company websites, looking for internships. And internship season is no joke. You’re looking…
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ReyRey Café Offers Opportunities at WSU and Beyond
When Cloe Andersen started working as a barista at the ReyRey Café her sophomore year at Wright State University, she had no idea what opportunities the job would present her.…
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Ask Recruiting: FAQ from Candidates During the Interview
When a candidate sits down for an interview, the recruiter comes equipped with a list of questions. They’ll want to know who the candidate is, why they want the job,…
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6 Questions to Start the Conversation with Coworkers
It’s your first day at a new job with a new company. You meet dozens of people for the first time and do your best to appear brave, but it’s…
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Cheers to Reynolds’ Volunteers
Here at Reynolds, we believe in actively supporting the communities that we live and work in around the country. Our associates have diverse interests and passions, and we support them…
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How to Leave Your Job Gracefully – And Why It Matters
Whether you’re just starting out as a young professional or have been working for 30 years, everyone will experience changing jobs at some point. While people leave roles for a…
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Pro Tip for Success: Being Organized Doesn’t Mean What You Think it Means
If you were to poll a group of young professionals on what traits they thought would quickly rocket them to the pinnacle of success, you might get answers like talent,…
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