Dean Gavindane , MBA’23 Unsurprisingly, The GCMC assisted me in building my resume, coaching me for job interviews, and helping me create a strategic plan to navigate a variety of MBA conferences. Of course, that is a common practice of any academic institution's career services, but the GCMC differs in that they go beyond coaching; they empower me. As a result, I left every meeting with a level of confidence equal to that of a comic book hero. So it was no surprise that I received an offer from a top fortune 500 company. "When confidence aids competence, there is no door that won't open." GCMC is the place to go to unlock your hidden potential. Connect with Dean Gavindane, MBA’23: LinkedIn: Dean Gavindane _ _ The GCMC offers Zicklin graduate students and alumni a suite of services that includes individualized career advisement and assessment, as well as strategic workshops and training to assist graduate students and alumni in building a career through personal brand

Raymond Adda ,   MBA '22 The GCMC has been a great resource for my career development since I started my MBA program. Coming into the MBA program as a career switcher, GCMC provided me the professional guidance I needed to make a successful career change. These ranged from providing me information about the recruitment process in my area of specialization, working with me to enhance my resume and LinkedIn profile, to having mock interviews. These helped me put my best foot forward in my job applications and networking activities which culminated in multiple internship and fulltime offers.  The GCMC has also connected me with recent graduates and professionals, and such connections have proven to be invaluable. The GCMC has always opened its doors to me on any professional issue I have had. I have had help from GCMC on how to stay in touch with my professional network, how to assess job offers and what to look for in potential employers. When it comes to my professional development,

Michael Monzillo , MS '22 The GCMC has made a key difference for me in my job search. Before I approached the GCMC for help, I spent 6 months applying for great jobs that appeared super exciting. I tried using advice from blogs about how to write a cover letter and how to structure my resume. However, without any strong professional connections and without a clear understanding of how to target my writing towards what recruiters were looking for, my applications fell short. In those 6 months, I earned myself one interview.  Shortly after the semester started, I started meeting regularly with Jennifer Seidman , a career advisor, and attending many of the networking opportunities hosted by Justyn Makarewycz , a relationship manager. As I met with Jennifer, she helped me to understand how best to market myself in my resume and cover letters. She was always available to meet with me and would look over my writing to make sure my applications were as strong as they could be. I also sta

  Alexandra Villamar , MS '16 Throughout my career journey and as a Baruch alum, I have leaned on the support of Zicklin's GCMC. It was no different during my relocation to NY (during COVID), where I sought Baruch's professional career services to re-develop and establish a network back home. Working with career counselors Jennifer Seidman , Jack Pullara , and Justyn Makarewycz has allowed me to reestablish confidence in my career development. Utilizing the GCMC's resources, I successfully moved from job seeker to a happily employed professional.   The office has offered a myriad of services, including Myers-Briggs self-assessment, a deep-dive into Strengths-Finder, thorough resume and cover letter reviews for both writing support and building clarity around my goals and value, practicing my delivery in mock interviews, gaining insight from interview debriefs, and finally strengthening my negotiation conversations and offer reviews. I have received great value from the