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Career Advisor Reviews
What is it like working as a Career Advisor?
November 2018
Stunning environment.
Career Advisor in Exeter:
Pros: Pleasant city
Cons: Traffic and parking
September 2016
Help graduates develope professionally and assist job search.
Career Advisor:
Pros: Talking with and advising the graduates on professionalism and work place etiquette. Building relationships and report with both graduates and employers. The feeling of satisfaction knowing that you helped someone achieve their dreams and grow professionally to the point their lives are changed forever.
Cons: The metrics do not work for all areas of the country. The Metrics should be based on Territory and demographics. Dealing with graduates that are not motivated and do not put in effort in finding themselves work but still being expected to help them find work even when they are not wanting to.
August 2016
Perks.
Career Advisor:
Pros: Assisting career seekers with resume, interview skills, job search strategies.
Cons: The salary.
May 2016
Set your own schedule, independent work, out of office,
Career Advisor:
Pros: I get to help adults with disabilities find jobs.
Cons: I have to manage a very diverse base of clients with multiple mental or physical barriers. It is very stressful and requires a lot of flexibility in scheduling appointments and tracking client progress. I have to be a cheerleader and mother hen.... Sometimes even a little bit of Tough Love comes into play when a client is having trouble focusing on the task. I am also the link between the employment community and my clients. I have to keep up on job openings and make sure that job applications are finished correctly.
September 2015
That raises were far and few between.
Career Advisor:
Learn as much as you can about theory and get your PhD if you plan to work in the University System.
June 2015
Not enough time to devote to it, very hectic, time consuming.
Career Advisor:
Pros: Helping people, learning new information, meeting new people, liaison.
Cons: People do not co-operate, not enough time , poor communication.
April 2015
Be Sure To Have Full Administrative Support.
Career Advisor:
Prepare a working plan, exercise the discipline of being highly organized while at the same time to be highly adaptable.
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