If you’re prepping for an AI PM role with last year’s material, you’re preparing for an interview that no longer exists. The questions have moved from “tell me about your favorite product” to “users say Gemini is confident but wrong, …
There are a few things that feel more stressful and scary than a feeling of “stuckness.”
This can be a result of multiple things, including:
Loss of a job
In a job you dislike/hate
Having a hard time making a …
Sales can be a highly lucrative, rewarding career path — and one that doesn’t necessarily involve years of formal education or experience. If you’re new to the workforce and looking to land a role where you can advance quickly, work …
Welcome to another episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast! If you are an early-career job seeker trying to land that first real role, this is a must-listen. Did you know that before a human recruiter even looks at …
Building a career in today’s world requires more than just a solid resume. Markets shift quickly, and industries often change overnight.
While many factors beyond your control influence the market, you’re in charge of how prepared you are when changes …
When you’re looking at your first few job offers, it’s tempting to choose the one that lets you work from your couch in your sweatpants every day. Remote work feels like the ultimate freedom, but for someone just starting out, …
Northeastern professor and mental health researcher Joshua Curtiss is using machine learning to predict people’s emotions. While more work is to be done, it has implications for personalized mental health response.
by Hannah Morse
May 20, 2026
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Portrait of Kevin, Kayla, and Carly (in order) at Kayla’s commencement this April. Photo by Bella Martinez/Northeastern University.
Carly, E’18, Kevin, E’21, and Kayla Parlato, E’26, have all graduated from Northeastern with mechanical engineering degrees. Inspired by …
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In today’s job market, getting hired after college is no longer a victory lap at the end of a four-year sprint. It’s a marathon of unpaid work, escalating expenses, and mounting frustration, made all the more grueling by the sense …
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You’ve seen it before: job postings marked “entry-level” that somehow require 2-3 years of experience. It’s maddening. You start wondering if employers have completely lost touch with reality or if the entire job market has gone sideways.
Here’s the …
