Make Your Internship Count - Fischer, Marti
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Moving from student to employee can be a scary transition. Make Your Internship Count takes you step-by-step, from the initial decision to pursue an internship through pitching a full-time job, to make your leap into the working world easier and less stressful. This book gives you a competitive advantage and tells you what employers expect including how to meet those expectations. Make Your Internship Count's easy-to-read format offers prompts, exercises, worksheets, and "This Really Happened" stories to: * Find internship opportunities that fit your skills and interests. * Set and deliver on…mehr

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Moving from student to employee can be a scary transition. Make Your Internship Count takes you step-by-step, from the initial decision to pursue an internship through pitching a full-time job, to make your leap into the working world easier and less stressful. This book gives you a competitive advantage and tells you what employers expect including how to meet those expectations. Make Your Internship Count's easy-to-read format offers prompts, exercises, worksheets, and "This Really Happened" stories to: * Find internship opportunities that fit your skills and interests. * Set and deliver on an internship goal. * Interview with style. * Make a great first impression. * Navigate remote and hybrid internships. * And so much more! With input from HR pros, executives and former interns, Make Your Internship Count gives you what you need to find your path and launch your career.
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Marti Fischer is a New York City-based executive coach, blogger, and speaker specializing in taking the 'scary' out of career transitions and transforming managers into leaders. She graduated from Sarah Lawrence College, is certified in basic mediation, and has two children who were successful interns who are now fully employed.