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Description:
Looking for a career entails many steps: networking, resume writing, cover letter development, personal branding, job searching, and interviewing.
Find your way through each of these steps with the assistance of the Career Resource Center.
Who can use it:
All Baker College students and Alumnus should take advantage of this resource.
How do I get it:
Submit a Request for Career Service Support
FAQ's and Documentation:
Submit a Ticket
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Check out this service I found in the Client Portal service catalog.<br /><br /><a href="https://services.baker.edu/TDClient/1973/Portal/Requests/ServiceDet?ID=44930">https://services.baker.edu/TDClient/1973/Portal/Requests/ServiceDet?ID=44930</a><br /><br />Career Coaching<br /><br />Career coaching helps individuals who want to find a fulfilling career. Our career coaches will help establish professional goals, create a plan, and overcome obstacles that may be in the way.