The document summarizes what the author learned from a career development program, including reflecting on priorities and accomplishments, receiving advice on goal-setting and resume writing, and learning about internship and job options. Key takeaways involved treating yourself as a product to sell, researching your audience, focusing on customer service and relationships, and approaching others for help and advice.

1. What I learned

2.  Good opportunity to reflect
• Priorities
• Course of Action
 Particularly liked the Accomplishments
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• Helped me look at approaching professional life

3.  Provided experienced advice
• How to prepare and set goals
 Affirmed the results of integrity
 Christiansen and Robbins
• The Measuring Stick
• The Grading System

4.  Finallygot me to a Resume Review
 Helpful as I look for jobs for the summer
 What stuck out
• Consider yourself as a good product to be sold
• Research your audience
• Say what you accomplished

5.  Helped get me started thinking of future
options
• Internships as well as jobs
• Type of lifestyle companies can provide
 Wells Fargo and Edward Jones
• Security and advancement opportunities
• Independent work environment and personal
relationships

6.  Taughtme ease and usefulness of
networking
• Natasha – The North Face
 Got me thinking about how I can build
more experience and skill
 Got me asking how I can help

7.  Great
perspectives on different options
 Common underlying theme
• Customer Service and personal relationships –
these are what bring business back, learn to
develop them now
 Veryhelpful in providing others I can talk to
 What stuck out:
• Jeff Davis – Know your client like yourself

8. • Duane Fugleberg – Don’t be “one trick pony”
• Brent Esplin – Don’t let rejection and momentary
setback cause overall failure.
 Illustrated
the approachability of those who
can help me