I earned my summer internship by networking with alumni and leveraging club connections and events. I was e-mailed by an Isenberg alumni after I submitted my resume to attend the Marketing Career Networking Night (hosted by the Isenberg Marketing Club) and was invited to attend an informational interview. After speaking with the company representative at the Networking Night and attending a half hour informational interview, I was invited to the final round of interviews in the Boston office over spring break. … Continue reading »

Every company has a different culture and it can be difficult determining a company culture from a series of interviews. An article posted on Careerealism titled 14 Ways to Research Company Culture provides a list of questions/topics to ask about. You can ask your employer, other employees, past employees, and incorporate your own research. Chances are if a company culture matches your interests and comfortability, you will enjoy your job or internship and execute great results. It can be very … Continue reading »

Congratulations on being offered an internship for the summer! Now you may be wondering what to do next. You haven’t talked to the recruiter in a week or two and there’s at least a month until your first day. An article by Her Campus featured on USA Today College lists 5 things to do after accepting an internship. These 5 tips are very helpful as you begin to have logistical questions about working hours, pay rotations, and other important … Continue reading »