May09th
Under: Careers, Experienced Hire, Life Coaching, Networking, Now What?, Undergraduate
Networking is tough, mainly because you are forced to cross through your comfort zone. Engaging and talking to strangers can be rather intimidating. However, the fear of reaching out is essentially based on illusions. In reality, there is really nothing that could be lost (assuming you don’t need to interact
with the person in the long [...]
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May07th
Under: Interview, Uncategorized tagged with: 1st and 2nd year, internships, interviews
The most common path taken by students is an internship their 3rd year and then recruit for a full-time offer their 4th year. An internship your 3rd year DOES NOT put you ahead of the game; you are merely ON PAR with all of your peers. In order to get ahead of the [...]
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May02nd
Under: Careers, Now What?, Workplace tagged with: majors
I have two theories about choosing a major. My first theory is that you should choose a major that is very relevant to the career you want to pursue. So for example, if you want to go into investment banking or accounting, then Business Economics w/ an Accounting minor is very relevant. [...]
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May01st
Under: Experienced Hire, Life Coaching, Networking, Now What?, Personal Branding, Undergraduate
Networking, or building relationships rather, is one of the most important concepts in becoming successful. Nothing can be done on your own, and the stronger your connections are, the more resourceful you are, and ultimately, the “luckier” you become. Here we will share the core concepts of good networking.
Networking starts with the Self
In order [...]
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