Aug02nd

The Three Pillars of Leadership By: Yu-kai Chou

Under: Careers, Experienced Hire, Personal Branding, Undergraduate, Workplace

Throughout my career, I have been leading people who are older than me. In some occasions, these people can be more than a decade older. It wasn’t always like that. When I was a younger, I was the kid who everyone makes fun of while I worked my butt off to try to become accepted [...]

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Jul13th

Money and Motivation By: MaxBottaro

Under: Careers, Life Coaching tagged with: , ,

Once upon a time, there was an corn farmer who lived near a baseball field. On the weekends, the neighborhood boys would play baseball on the field. All the homeruns would fly into the farmer’s cornfield, and as the boys retrieved the ball they would damage the farmers crop.
At first the farmer yelled at [...]

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May09th

Outside the Comfort Zone: the Harmless Dragon By: Yu-kai Chou

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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May02nd

Stick it to the Man By: Jun Loayza

Under: Careers, Now What?, Workplace tagged with:

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. [...]

Popularity: 92% [?]

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Apr04th

Interview w/ Kevin Poff from Mercer By: Jun Loayza

Under: Careers, Life Coaching, Undergraduate, Workplace

We sat down with Kevin Poff from Mercer Human Capital Consulting to talk about Mercer and why they are an ideal firm to work at.  Kevin did an amazing job explaining and articulating all of Mercer’s benefits; equally important, Kevin explains what type of person would not enjoy working in a consulting [...]

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Mar31st

The Importance of Mentors By: Jun Loayza

Under: Careers, Experienced Hire, Life Coaching, Workplace

You just found a job and now it’s Day 1 of the rest of your life. Welcome to the real world. A life of waking up at 6:30 or 7 AM, putting in 8 – 12 hours a day on completing project tasks, and driving unmercifully through tons of traffic filled with other disgruntled drivers. [...]

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Dec06th

Play the C-level Exec By: Gabe

Under: Careers, Now What?, Undergraduate

Most universities don’t require public speaking, team initiatives or project-based work, but these are absolutely crucial to a successful career. If you haven’t presented your views in front of a crowd, haven’t managed a group of people toward a concrete goal, or haven’t worked over a long period of time on one concept, then you [...]

Popularity: 12% [?]

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