Your invitation for a networking meeting has been accepted! Now it is time to prepare for your meeting. It’s important to remember that you are the one asking for the meeting and therefore, you set the agenda. It’s up to …
In pay, placement, and other key ways, 2021 increasingly looks like a course correction for the top MBA programs. Two new employment reports and one preliminary report from a trio of top business schools in the United States only reinforce …
Over the last year and a half, the Covid-19 pandemic has sent shockwaves through the economy, disrupting countless industries and companies, leaving many new MBA graduates facing an uncertain future. Within this context, the consistently high employment levels achieved by …
There are more than 10 million job openings in the U.S., so why do so many job seekers remain frustrated by hiring managers who ignore them and online application portals that delete them?
There are a lot of jobs out …
For students interested in working at PwC, please see the message below from their Talent Acquisition team.
Dear friends in academia,
At PwC, having the ability to work flexibly — and get work done where and how it best suits …
Check out which of our Scheller MBA employers made the top 100 places to work in Atlanta!
Our former colleague here in the Jones MBA Career Center, Patrick Manigault, proposes that the path to passion and purpose is through identifying your meaningful contribution. Read his blog here.
https://www.porcupinetalk.com/post/forget-about-finding-your-passion-contribute-instead
In professional service industries such as management consulting, it’s important to have “executive presence” and continue to develop it. You won’t be able to grow your career without it.
Typically, executive presence refers to the way you present yourself—how you …
Meet our MBA Class of 2022 and see why Poets & Quants think that they’re pretty great (we think y’all are pretty great too!)
The pandemic affected all of us in one way or another (often in many more ways than one), so it’s probably inevitable that COVID-19 will be on our minds for the foreseeable future. We’re still processing what we’ve gone through …
