Don't get me wrong, I am very thankful to have been selected for any interviews at all in this hellish job market. However, it is kind of exhausting to know I will have a total of 4 rounds of interviews for a job that pays 50K.
Hi all!
A few days ago, I posted in this sub for advice on how to get a higher ed job, as I have no prior higher ed experience. A 4 year university in my area reached out to me for an interview for an Academic Affairs Coordinator position! Any tips or advice is very much appreciated, thank you!
For more context, this is a bit of a pivot from my degree (I have a Master of Arts in Biology), but I have 3 years prior experience as an operations assistant for an educational company that served K-12 students.
Hi all,
I could use some advice from this lovely sub! I am looking to pivot into this field, but all of the job descriptions I have come across say they require previous experience in a higher education environment. For context, I was an Operations Assistant at a learning company for 3 years before I was laid off, but that was K-12th grade only.
I still do apply anyway, but I am wondering if that is why I am consistently getting rejected after the application stage. Thanks!