Career Resources for 2022 Graduates: Let’s Job It Up!
CareerBuilder is celebrating graduates of all kinds this month -- and beyond. With a nearly all-time low unemployment rate of 3.6%, you and your peers have graduated to a job seeker’s market.
Speaking of your peers, what are they looking for in their next big opportunity? According to a recent CareerBuilder survey, Gen Z’ers are all about salary, with 61% reporting that they are pursuing a higher salary; further, 67% would prefer a pay increase over more PTO, signaling that cash really is king for your fellow job seekers. Work-life balance, however, is still a priority, with 60% of respondents wanting a flexible schedule and 42% desiring a flexible schedule.
Whatever you’re seeking, CareerBuilder has career resources for 2022 graduates to help you find the right job right now.
Explore Your Options
Whether you’re a high-school, vocational, or college graduate, you don’t have to know exactly what you want to do just yet. Check out our advice and these career options -- and get inspired to get hired.
- 22 Tips for 2022 Graduates as They Pursue Their Dream Jobs
- How to Choose a Career Path in 3 Easy Steps
- Hire Education: 10 High School Diploma Jobs
- Good Entry-Level Jobs by Industry
- What is the fastest-growing industry in the United States?
- Find a Successful and Rewarding Career with These Associate Degree Jobs
- Try These 4 Alternatives to a College Degree
- Top 20 Small and Mid-Size Cities for Jobs
Find the Job
Have an idea of what positions you want to pursue? Make sure you’re ready to apply to them ASAP.
- How to Make a Resume to Get the Job You Want
- Which Resume Buzz Words to Include (and Which to Avoid)
- Which Key Words Should You Use in Your Resume?
- The Best Resume Objective Examples for Your Job Search
- How to Write a Cover Letter That Gets Noticed
- Why Ask for Letters of Recommendation and How to Do It
Get the Job
Are you prepared for when a recruiter calls or emails you to kick off the interview process? If your answer isn’t a resounding yes, lean into these resources to make sure you’re set for whatever a potential employer throws your way.
- How to Use the STAR Method for Your Next Interview
- How Avoid Being Nervous in an Interview
- What Questions Should I Ask in an Interview?
- How to Answer “What Are Your Weaknesses?” in an Interview
- The 7 Best Ways to Prepare for a Virtual Interview
- What to Wear to Different Job Interviews Based on the Company
- Should You Send a Thank-You Note After the Interview?
If you still need more guidance on your journey, visit CoLab, our job seeker hub that can help you craft a custom resume, assess your skills, and see salary information for an array of positions across the U.S.
