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Finding Your Internship: What Employers Want You To Know

Catherine Russell

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Marv Russell has coached, counseled and taught hundreds of individuals how to find the right internship The key – Don’t sit around and wait for a job to come to you. You have to MAKE the opportunity and create the ideal proposal that a prospective employer feels warrants hiring you. This book contains 20 steps or what I call “20 Intern Impact Zones” that create a path to successfully securing the right internship opportunity.

Each step is focused on you and your efforts, behaviors and willingness to commit to the process. If you want an internship, then you have to own and manage the process and stop whining and telling everyone that all the good jobs are gone, or that you couldn’t interview when the companies were on campus because your counselor screwed up.

“Let’s get it straight: An internship is a job, it’s not a nice thing to do, it’s not an optional thing to do…It's a must thing to do to jump-start your career. However, if you want it you have to be prepared, be aggressive and make it happen.”

Language: English

Pages: 164

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: March 20, 2016

Finding Your Internship: What Employers Want You To Know

Catherine Russell

0/5 ( ratings)

Marv Russell has coached, counseled and taught hundreds of individuals how to find the right internship The key – Don’t sit around and wait for a job to come to you. You have to MAKE the opportunity and create the ideal proposal that a prospective employer feels warrants hiring you. This book contains 20 steps or what I call “20 Intern Impact Zones” that create a path to successfully securing the right internship opportunity.

Each step is focused on you and your efforts, behaviors and willingness to commit to the process. If you want an internship, then you have to own and manage the process and stop whining and telling everyone that all the good jobs are gone, or that you couldn’t interview when the companies were on campus because your counselor screwed up.

“Let’s get it straight: An internship is a job, it’s not a nice thing to do, it’s not an optional thing to do…It's a must thing to do to jump-start your career. However, if you want it you have to be prepared, be aggressive and make it happen.”

Language: English

Pages: 164

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: March 20, 2016

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