Video clips bring answer to your career questions

Have you ever wondered?

- I understand the salary offer, but how much are those benefits worth?

- What is it like to work for a non-profit organization?

- What would it really be like to work abroad?

- Why would an interviewer ask me how many jelly beans it takes to fill a 747?

What should I know about professional behavior?

- How can I network more effectively?

Now you can find answers to these and many of your other career related questions on the Career Center section of the Norwich Online Community. Go to www.alumni.norwich.edu and click on "Career Development" in the left column. Then click on "Undergraduate Resources." In the middle of the screen, click on "Videos" and watch Career TV or 10 Good Minutes or eClips.

Career TV website is the leading video career research guide reaching out to top talented undergraduates, young professionals and graduates who are eager to plan their careers and find a great place to work. They use CareerTV as a research, educational and inspirational tool to learn more about career opportunities through the latest technology.

10 Good Minutes is a weekly series of 10-minute interviews that provides career strategies and advice to young professionals. Each episode features a different perspective. 10 Good Minutes is more than just career talk; it is advice, tips and resources you can use, provided in a comfortable and easy to understand format, presented by industry professionals. Just search for your topic of interest, click, watch and learn!

eClips is ... Wisdom from the journeys of entrepreneurs and other business leaders and experts. Check out the Career Corner section. It's packed with all the latest career advice and guidance with almost 1,000 career topics from which to select, including; advice for your first year on the job, interviewing strategies, business meals and networking. Clips are also available by various industries, such as banking and finance, non-profits and marketing. Most clips are only two-three minutes in length.

Sponsored by the Career Development Center, Room 232 WCC, careers@norwich.edu careers, (802) 485-2125.