From the ECO: Networking Tips
How to plan your networking strategy.
Brexit and Your Next Interview
Be prepared to discuss Brexit in your next interview. The question will surely come up and you will want to be fully prepared to discuss it knowledgeably.
Tips from a former Morgan Stanley Intern
A former Morgan Stanley intern, Ellen Jin, turned full-time Credit Risk Analyst talks about her experience with finding an internship and how she worked her way up to where she is now!
A Healthier Work Day to Improve Productivity
Read about how one company in Japan is encouraging it's employees to make healthy changes to improve their productivity. (you may need to log into Handshake to access this article).
Working Overseas
This article offers terrific advice about searching for jobs and internships overseas.
When reading the “Consider the Possibilities” section, keep in mind that many countries abroad have U.Va. alumni chapters, which you may access here. The ECO is certain that alumni who manage these clubs would be amenable to speaking with you about your questions and ideas.
Is Working Abroad for you
Test Your IQ (International Quotient) to See If Working Abroad Is for You
Thinking about working overseas? Take this quiz to see if it working abroad is for you. (You may need to log into Handshake to access this article).
A Different Recruitment Method
Large companies are hiring recruits first then assigning a job role to them later. Review the insightful comments at the bottom of the articles.
How to Ace your Graduate School Interview
Graduate school interviews can be a nerve wracking process. Learn how to impress from this helpful article.
What Percent of Interns Receive Full-Time Offers?
Vault recently released its Top Internship Rankings for 2016. These included a prestige ranking, an overall best internship ranking, a best internship for quality of life ranking, and several rankings by industy.
4 Interview Questions Venture Capital Firms Ask
Venture capital interviews aren’t tricky. Generally, there are no brainteasers or case questions. A VC interview is a chance for venture capitalists to get a sense of you, the same way they do when meeting with entrepreneurs. That’s how venture capitalists make investment decisions—(You may need to login into CavLink to access this article).
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