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Two employees from Procter & Gamble gave a workshop on finding employment that matches students' abilities and preferences. They advised students to research careers suited to their aptitudes and find jobs through company websites or recommended sites. While some companies don't require degrees, students should gain experience in their field of study. The employees stressed that job interviews are crucial, so students must demonstrate their skills, qualifications, and potential benefits to the employer through professional attire and speech.
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Daniel Pratt completed a marketing internship with Gushcloud, a global marketing company based in Singapore. He was assigned to work with Summer International, Gushcloud's sister company, focusing on the Hanjan brand which markets a hangover prevention jelly. Pratt provided general marketing advice such as SEO optimization, keyword research, and Amazon store optimization. He enjoyed gaining hands-on experience in digital marketing and learning new skills. Pratt affirmed his interest in pursuing a marketing career after graduation. The internship allowed him to apply what he learned in university and gain valuable experience in the industry.
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Naviga's interview toolbox helps job seekers prepare for the entire interview process. This toolbox includes common interview questions, how to handle the compensation conversation, what to wear, a sample Thank You note, and much, much more. Make sure to read through this manual before your next job interview so you can be the most prepared and confident version of yourself!
Why internship is necessary for getting a job
The document discusses the importance and benefits of internships for college students seeking employment. It states that internships provide valuable real-world experience that gives students a competitive advantage over candidates without experience. Some benefits highlighted include gaining technical skills, learning time management and how to work as part of a team. The document emphasizes that employers often favor candidates with internship experience over grades alone when making hiring decisions. It concludes by advising students to seek out at least one internship in order to stand out from other candidates without experience.
Why internship is important
Internship at UNIQ Technologies offer best training for Students. We offer Internship training for all major Engineering Branches. https://www.uniqtechnologies.co.in/internship/
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This is my one month internship report done at Fizz E- Ventures Pvt Ltd during my UG Degree at Loyola College, Chennai. This is just to aid for those who are looking in for an internship report online. Hope this gives you a rough idea on how to go about . However plagiarism would be disrespectful.
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How To Stand Out From The Crowd
This document provides tips on how to stand out when job searching. It emphasizes developing a unique selling point or value proposition that highlights your unique skills and experience. It also stresses the importance of networking to expand your reach and find hidden opportunities. When applying, it advises customizing your resume and cover letter for each job by researching the company and linking your qualifications to their needs. Proper preparation is key to interview success, which involves demonstrating fit with the company culture and an enthusiasm for the role.
The art-and-science-of-interviewing
The document provides tips for how to approach and conduct oneself during a job interview. It advises that interviews are not opportunities to simply recite one's resume, have a friendly chat, or be tested. Rather, interviews involve actively marketing oneself to the employer. Candidates should know their own strengths and how they align with the employer's needs. They should use examples and stories in their responses to illustrate their skills and qualifications. Candidates should also ask informed questions to gather job-related information and check how their skills match the role. A strong interview finish involves thanking the interviewer and restating interest in the position.
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Oral presentation iii
- 1. English I. Teacher: Elsa Muller By: Natalia Perez
- 2. Employability Workshop I attended the green seal employability workshop. The day february 16. In the first quarter of 2011.