Episode 37: Jeffrey Greene, Sensory Scientist, Kraft Foods
In this podcast, Jeffrey Greene speaks about affinity groups and their value to listeners as it relates to networking and career opportunities.
In this podcast, Jeffrey Greene speaks about affinity groups and their value to listeners as it relates to networking and career opportunities.
In this podcast, Susan wants listeners to understand that technology should enhance networking, not replace face to face meetings. She shares the value of small talk, and how to use it to become a “talk target”.
Laura Sewell tells students what they should do this summer if they have not been able to find a job or internship. Toward the end, she shares some resume tips to help in the future.
Susan Roane shares a few simple techniques to help you network more effectively.
Willy Franzen, founder of One Day, One Job and One Day, One Internship shares innovative ways to leverage Twitter and Facebook in your job search.
Elliott Garlock gives advice on using available resources to get a job. He shares tips on doing thorough research into your industry and company, and tells our listeners the things that he wishes he would have done differently while he was going through the process.
Diane Darling dispels common myths about networking, and explains how students and young professionals can use networking to get ahead. She discusses what people should be doing in order to effectively network, and states why young people need to give themselves more credit for networking than they do.
Steve Benjamin discusses the benefits of alumni networking. His recommendation to students is to “get over themselves” and focus on the opportunities that still exist. He advises students to reach out and tap the vast networks available to them.