The latest on industries, career tips and CDC events and programs
The Career Development Center will host “CASE & Behavioral Interviewing” for students interested in preparing for a career in consulting Wednesday, Oct. 28 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Tyler Hayes Commons, room 333.
Learn how to get an edge over the competition by learning the dos and don’ts when interviewing for consulting internships and full-time jobs.
To reserve your space, visit cdc.richmond.edu, log in to SpiderConnect and click “Events,” “Programs & Workshops” or call (804) 289-8547.
The Career Development Center will host “Demystifying Consulting,” Tuesday, Oct. 20 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. in Tyler Haynes Commons, room 333. Students in all majors and years who think they might be interested in a career in consulting should attend. CDC representatives will give students all the details about the consulting industry, how to start out in the field and what career paths are available.
To reserve your space, visit cdc.richmond.edu, log in to SpiderConnect and click “Events,” “Programs & Workshops” or call (804) 289-8547.
The Virginia International Business Council has scholarships available for undergraduate and graduate International Business Students. Contact Russ Leonard (rleonar2@richmond.edu) in the CDC for an application.
Beers + Cutler is offering day and a half externships over Winter Break. The externship will allow students to gain a better understanding of how their coursework applies to the world of work. For more information contact:
Kate Drazan, College Recruiter, Beers + Cutler, 8219 Leesburg Pike, Suite 800, Vienna, Virginia 22182. 703-923-8068. kdrazan@beersandcutler.com
We all are aware of what is going on with the market and on Wall Street. But how does this impact you? It depends on the industry you are considering, where you want to live, your level of experience, and a number of other factors. Fast Company Magazine (highly recommended for you innovative, entrepreneurial, and creative types) recently wrote an article on the topic that sheds some light on the impact of the meltdown. It is important to remember that these things go in cycles and there will be new opportunities in other fields that you may not have considered.
