Campus4tech Blog

Getting hired, and staying hired

Notes from the team that works with candidates every day: job search strategy, interview preparation, explaining employment gaps, and what actually happens in your first 90 days.

Getting Hired ·

How Campus4tech Supports Candidates Until Placement, and How to Judge Any Staffing Partner

Eleven years of experience and the applications have stopped converting. Here is the honest answer to what a staffing partner adds that you are not already doing, the questions that separate a real one from a bad one, what the partner needs from you, what the first month looks like week by week, and how Campus4tech works with candidates.

SK Chauhan · 14 min read Read →

Getting Hired ·

How to Follow Up After an Interview Without Sounding Desperate

You walked out feeling good, and then nothing happened for nine days. The silence almost never means what you think it means. Here is the internal sequence that causes it, the cadence for breaking it, and nine templates you can send today.

Sumit Saxena · 17 min read Read →

Getting Hired ·

First 90 Days in a New Job: The Plan That Gets You to Day 91 With Real Equity

The first ninety days are not about proving yourself. They are about building trust through specificity. Here is the hiring manager's actual checklist, the three phases that signal competence, and the worked plan that keeps you moving toward retained hire rather than parted ways.

Sony Aggrawal · 19 min read Read →

Getting Hired ·

What Recruiters Look For in the First Resume Scan

The first pass on your resume is not an evaluation. It is a sort, done in seconds, against a shortlist deadline. Here is exactly what the recruiter is looking at while it happens.

Sumit Saxena · 16 min read Read →

Interview & Resume ·

The ATS-Friendly Resume Guide for Senior Professionals

Your resume is strong and it still disappears. The problem is usually not your record. It is that the system extracted a scrambled version of it, and the recruiter searched the scrambled version.

Sony Aggrawal · 18 min read Read →