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you don’t work for
[ Insert Tech Giant Name Here ]
Elaine Chen ‘91 SM ‘93
Senior Lecturer and Entrepreneur-in-Residence,
Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship
Founder and Managing Director, ConceptSpring](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/howtohiremitstudents-180921190944/75/How-to-hire-mit-students-1-2048.jpg)
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How to hire mit students
The document provides advice on hiring MIT students, emphasizing the importance of early recruitment and creativity in roles. It suggests offering internships, considering foreign students, and providing support for student loan repayment and flexible work arrangements. Networking is highlighted as a key strategy for successful recruitment.
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- 1. How to hireMIT students when you don’t work for [ Insert Tech Giant Name Here ] Elaine Chen ‘91 SM ‘93 Senior Lecturer and Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship Founder and Managing Director, ConceptSpring
- 8. Then: “How do Iconvince them to hire me?”
- 9. Then: “How do Iconvince them to hire me?” Now: “How do I convince them to work for me?”
- 11. Lessons learned: Start recruitingearly Be creative about the role Network!
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- 15. Lessons learned: Start recruitingearly Be creative about the role Network! Offer internships
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- 21. Lessons learned: Start recruitingearly Be creative about the role Network! Offer internships Don’t forget the foreign students
- 25. Lessons learned: Start recruitingearly Be creative about the role Network! Offer internships Don’t forget the foreign students
- 26. Lessons learned: Start recruitingearly Be creative about the role Network! Offer internships Don’t forget the foreign students Help with student loan repayment Enable the side hustle Offer flexibility
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Editor's Notes
- #13 Will Dickson ’14 has parked General Motors’ first self-driving vehicle, the Cruise AV, on campus and invited MIT students to think flexibly about its design opportunities. “You are future engineers and thought leaders in the area of new machines,” he says. “How do you design future vehicles like this one better for a safe and autonomous experience?” MIT’s new project-centric cross-departmental program, the New Engineering Education Transformation (NEET), launched as a pilot last year and is redefining engineering education, says Dickson. Its hands-on focus on applying fundamental and systems engineering to real-world projects inspired General Motors to sponsor NEET’s project thread on “Autonomous Machines” this fall. (There are now over 120 sophomores and juniors in this and the other three NEET threads: Clean Energy Systems; Advanced Materials Machines; and Living Machines.)
- #17 http://mitsloan.mit.edu/newsroom/articles/inside-nasdaqs-popup-innovation-lab/