Need to reignite your career, refocus on your path, strengthen your skills? These 9 quotes are for you! For more, check out Career Catalyst on online.jwu.edu/blog

1. Quotes to
Power Up
Your Career

2. For more than 100 years, Johnson & Wales University has
helped students power up their careers.

3. Now, we want to share some of our
best career advice with YOU.
(No heavy lifting required.)

4. Be Bold.
Most of us
have a sense
of humility,
but a résumé
isn’t the
place for it.
Click to read more from“Unconventional Résumé Mistakes.”

5. “Sometimes it’s necessary to kick down doors in order to
obtain your goals — but often the same goal can be more
easily reached if you first have the key.”
Click to read more from“What Frozen Taught Me about Job Satisfaction.”

6. Employers want to hire people who are able to bring
positivity and a can-do mentality to the workplace.
BE A FORCE FOR GOOD.
Click to read more from“Eight Ways to Find Career Fulfillment — NOW.”

7. Click to read more from“Experiential Education: An Internship by Another Name.”
Physicians have
residencies.
Accountants have
hours of practice
before licensure.
Don’t let the term
‘internship’deter
you from a valuable
first-hand learning
experience.

8. The only way to
be successful is to
stay on top of
CHANGE. You
must make it a
daily habit to read
about your
industry, your
specific job, and
the job you aspire
to in the future.
Click to read more from“Eight Ways to Find Career Fulfillment — NOW.”

9. “LinkedIn is a way that you can easily project a positive
professional image of yourself online. With a little effort, your
profile will present you as an active and engaged member of
your industry. ”
Click to read more from“Social Media Success: Eight Reasons to be Active on LinkedIn.”

10. “Sharing positive updates
about projects you’ve
worked on, lending helpful
advice to teammates and
bosses, and mentioning any
accolades you’ve earned can
all help you earn favor with
your employer. ”
Click to read more from“Five Tips to Help You Earn a Promotion.”

11. Click to read more from“A Résumé-First Approach to Career Transition.”
Pinpoint YOUR definition of
career success. Is it in dollars?
A flexible schedule? Making
social contributions to the
world? Be sure that your
résumé reflects who you are
as a person and that you are
targeting positions that meet
your goals.

12. “In the workplace,
you are only as
successful as the
team you build or
work alongside. No
one can succeed on
their own. Find a
team that
complements each
other’s skills,
including yours.”
Click to read more from“Eight Ways to Find Career Fulfillment — NOW.”

13. For more career inspiration, visit Career Catalyst at
online.jwu.edu/blog or connect with us on social media.