Once you’ve secured an informational interview, you’ll want to think about how to structure it so that you can establish a genuine connection, build empathy and advocacy, as well as demonstrate your enthusiasm, knowledge and professionalism.
In business school, the informational interview is talked about often. Students are encouraged to leverage alumni and individuals whose careers have already launched. They have experience, have been in your shoes, and were likely given the generosity of informational interviews …
In a market that is flooded with skilled and talented candidates, being able to set yourself apart starts by having a great personal narrative that is easy to follow, relevant to your listener and short.
Are you an international student trying to find an internship or job in the United States? You will need to target your approach in order to maximize your time and find the right opportunities.
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