Sep21st
Under: Careers, Networking, Now What?, Undergraduate
At least one undergraduate student pulls me aside at each of our events and asks me this question. Each one has a sad but eager look on their face, hoping to hear me say that they are not defeated and that they have a fighting chance.
If you are a 1st or 2nd year, RAISE YOUR [...]
Popularity: 92% [?]
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Sep10th
Under: Life Coaching, Now What?, Undergraduate
If you’re a graduating senior and you haven’t secured a job yet, you better get off your butt and go get one! Once you graduate, you are considered an experienced hire. This means that your resume gets put in the same pile as MBAs or professionals with 5+ years of experience. I’ve spoken to many [...]
Popularity: 90% [?]
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Aug02nd
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 [...]
Popularity: 93% [?]
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Jul22nd
Under: Fun, Life Coaching, Undergraduate
Future Delivery is about productive gaming. The more hours you play a game, the more successful your real life would be. There is a whole industry called “Serious Gaming” (obviously coined by non-gamers, because real hardcore gamers would never let that pass) that is about using gaming in real world functions, such as educational games [...]
Popularity: 89% [?]
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Jun28th
Under: Life Coaching, Networking, Undergraduate
Networking and building relationships with people is one of the most essential things one needs to do to become successful. When you want to contact someone and meet up(newly met professional or old friend), you want to find a common interest to make the meeting pleasant and enjoyable for both. Maybe you both like golf. [...]
Popularity: 39% [?]
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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 [...]
Popularity: 57% [?]
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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 [...]
Popularity: 41% [?]
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Apr04th
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 [...]
Popularity: 29% [?]
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Mar30th
Under: Now What?, Undergraduate
Students usually take the wrong approach when they begin to think about searching for an internship. The typical student looks for an internship that is paid, structured, and with a well known, brand-name company. While having a brand-name company on your resume can help you get a job during your full-time recruitment, I feel that [...]
Popularity: 18% [?]
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Mar21st
Under: Experienced Hire, Interview, Undergraduate
The best interviews are conversations. What I mean by this is that the interview was NOT in the question then answer, question then answer format. Instead, you and the interviewer actively engaged in a conversation and you connected through similar interests outside of the work place environment. The biggest mistake that students and young professionals [...]
Popularity: 21% [?]
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