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The Formula for a 5-Star Intern Presentation
By now, you have probably started to think about what the end of your internship might look like. What will you have learned? What will you take with you when you go back to school? How have you added value to the company? All these things are critical components to include in your presentation at the end of your internship. If you haven’t been assigned to give a presentation, be sure to read “The...
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
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Are you Fit Enough, to be Successful?
An object at rest stays at rest, while an object in motion stays in motion …”
With the consequences of Newton’s first law of physics, comes the comparison to business success and physical fitness, at both individual and managerial levels.
Throughout several previous LinkedIn posts, a general theme/ analogy has been used to illustrate...
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WRITE A RESUME THAT GETS READ
Remember to put yourself into the head and eyes of an HR assistant who has the job of glancing at resumes and selecting a few for their boss to look at. Get right to the point. Make it as sharp as a knife. Do not list every job you had. In fact, you could summarize them all into one brief paragraph. Focus not on describing in detail each job, but on the keywords that relate to your skills and the talents required...
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