From College To Career: Entering The Workforce With Confidence
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Lauren Berger became known as "The Intern Queen" after successfully completing 15 internships at high-profile companies during her four years in college. Today she is the CEO and Founder of InternQueen.com, where she helps young people connect with the internships and career opportunities of their dreams. View the full webinar here: http://on.forbes.com/internqueen-webinar
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From College To Career: Entering The Workforce With Confidence
- 1. From College To Career: Entering The Workforce With Confidence
- 2. Speakers Kimberly Horner Host & LinkedIn Editor @kimhornz Lauren Berger CEO & Founder @internqueen
- 3. 3 How Do I Land An Internship?
- 4. Resume • 1 Page • Format • Relevance • Multiple Versions
- 5. Cover Letter • Connect The Dots • Make Any Call-Outs • Passionate Yet Authoritative • Multiple Versions
- 6. Interview • Perfect Outfit • Perfect Prep • Perfect Questions
- 7. Follow Up • Email • Handwritten Note
- 8. 8 What Your Digital Presence Says About You
- 9. Digital Detox • Google Yourself • The “Grandma Test” • Create A Website/Blog
- 10. LinkedIn • Complete Your Profile • Use A Professional Headshot • Start Networking • Share Industry Content
- 11. Informational Interviews • Who Has Your Dream Job? • Ask For 15 Minutes Of Their Time (Phone Or Coffee) • Ask Insightful Questions (Nothing You Can Google) • Ask About Typical Day And Their Career Path
- 12. 12 How Can I Stand Out At My Internship?
- 13. How To Stand Out • Communicate Your Workload • Recap Assignments • Events Are Mandatory • Keep Attitude In Check • Record Accomplishments • Set Informational Interviews
- 14. 14 How Can Getting Involved On Campus Advance My Career?
- 15. How To Get Involved In College • Campus Clubs • Student Government • Study Abroad • Volunteer
- 16. How To Get Involved After College • Connect With Professors • Campus Resources • Alumni Center • Career Center
- 17. 17 How Can I Turn My Internship Into A Job?
- 18. • First Impressions + Lasting Impressions • Relationship Building • Seeking Advice From Supervisors • Networking Internally + Externally From Internship To Career
- 19. 19 How Do I Get Hired?
- 20. Consistent Follow Up • As The Right Questions • Have People Make A Call For You • Be Ready And Loyal • Share A Relevant Story
- 21. 21 How Do I Deal With Rejection?
- 22. Dealing With Rejection • Rejection Doesn’t Mean Never — It Just Means Not Right Now • Follow Up • Disconnect • Keep The Show Moving
- 23. 23 How Do I Get Promoted?
- 24. Get Promoted • Be The Everything Person • Show That You Want To Be There • Take Initiative • Ask Questions + Keep Learning
- 25. Keep In Touch! @InternQueen on Instagram + YouTube Lauren@InternQueen.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- KIM Thank you for joining us for today’s webinar “Polish Your LinkedIn Profile For Success.” Before we get started I have just a few housekeeping items I’d like to go over.
- KIM: INTRODUCE SELF
- Resume: 1 Page + Format + Relevance
- Cover Letter: Connect the dots, make any call-outs. Walk the line between passionate yet authoritative
- Interviews: Perfect outfit + Perfect Prep + perfect Questions
- Follow Up: Email + handwritten note
- The first thing employers do is Google potential hires. My rule of thumb – if you’d be embarrassed if your grandma saw it online, delete it! If there is something truly “bad” out there that shows up when you google yourself and you can’t take it down, create a website or blog to move it down in Google search results.
- LinkedIn is essentially your living resume. Make sure you fill out all the fields and add a professional headshot to your profile. Start connecting with people in the industry you’re interested in and follow/join in the convo.
- Do some research and reach out to people who are in your dream job – maybe not the CEO of a company, but someone early in their career and ask them how they got to where they are. People LOVE talking about themselves and you never know who might be able to help you out.
- From hearing from -- and connecting with -- thousands of people on LinkedIn, I’ve seen some rather huge mistakes. These are the top three, from my perspective.
- Clubs – Be A Leader Student Gov – Control Some Money
- You don’t have to be different — you just have to be great.
- Disconnect (walks, shower, music, irrelevant chats)