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Technology continues to drive the strategy of all businesses and the Technology Career Community is for students interested in working in a functional technology role in any industry as well as students interested in tech companies. Technology roles may include programming, systems architecture, database development/analysis, IT leadership programs, tech consulting, app development, and business or systems analyst, just to name a few. These tech roles will be introduced from many diverse industries and from start up to legacy companies. The technology industry will also be explored through this community.
When you accept an internship or full-time position, you may want to negotiate your salary or other aspects of your offer. This process can be intimidating and uncomfortable, especially for students just starting out in the workforce. How do you know if your compensation package is fair? Is your employer paying you adequately for the work you’ll be doing? If you think your pay should be higher, how do you start that conversation? Bentley Career Coaches are a great resource …
Project Destined is excited to announce a new Paid, Commercial Real Estate Virtual Internship Opportunity with Project Destined (see CNBC feature here) in Spring 2023!
Project Destined, founded by a former Carlyle Group executive, has partnered with 250+ leading real estate firms and 300+ universities around the country to provide diverse students with internship opportunities to explore ownership through live real estate deals.
The 10-week Paid, Virtual Internship Program will launch in 30+ U.S, Canadian and International markets in January …
Think about this scenario: a student had a positive summer internship experience at ABC Company and was extended an offer for full-time employment at the end of their internship. ABC Company gave the student two weeks to decide if they will accept that offer or not. The student, wanting to ensure that they have a job at graduation, hastily accepts the offer. Now, the student is hearing about other opportunities from their friends and decides they will “keep looking” to …
By Lisa Dinsmore
Lisa DinsmoreAssociate Director, Undergraduate Career Development Center, Pulsifer Career Development Center