5本のエピソード
You Interned Where Again? Joshua Balata
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When I joined Business School, the biggest fear I had was finding an internship. There's the foreign language part, there's a networking element and when all is said and done, there's the Visa paperwork. Well, nobody said it's gonna be easy! When I got back to school after my internship year, I was flabbergasted by how creative my friends have been over their internship year. How they edged towards their dream internship was a combination of timing and talking to people in a way that they remember you. Skill is definitely key, but you need to know how to package it. Draw from their creativity!
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How do you learn French? Ethan Brown
In this episode we're in conversation with Ethan Brown, an American student in France.
Ethan picked up French over a short period of time and now speaks it fluently. He has worked in France for a year in the consulting world and shares his experience over this year. Listen on,
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Company Interview: Linked-In Europe
First Company interview!
Today we're talking to Edouard Carré, an account executive at Linked-In Dublin. He is an ambassador from EDHEC business school who took some time to talk about his job and the opportunities at Linked in. Like I've always been evangelizing, you don't have to let your passport limit the possibilities of your work. Edouard shares the work culture at LinkedIn in Dublin, and his experience working with an international team.
This interview is rich with details about how often LinkedIn Europe hires and what kind of profiles they accept. He also touches on the best way to apply to ensure you get an interview call- towards the end.
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Fashion marketing in Paris. Anuvind Kanwal
There's such a dogma around bagging a job in Paris. So much more in the Fashion industry. "You need to speak the language", "you need to have the right passport" and so on. While these things do make applications easier, you can use your situation in your advantage. Today we're talking to Anuvind, an Indian who came to France to study marketting and work in one of the most competitive fields, the Fashion and Cosmetic industry. He is still perfecting his French and he remained ahead of the curve, proactively applying for the most attractive Visa that helped him bag a permanant position at Estée Lauder. He used his background to apply in a company that looks for diversity and presented himself to seem attractive. Have a listen to how he did it. Hope you enjoy this episode!
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You are not at a disadvantage. Danièle Weulassagou
Welcome to episode 1! Today we're talking to Danièle, A Cameroonian who has been chasing her dreams since her high school and has travelled the globe for work and school.
She has worked for Multi Billion-Dollar MNCs like Accenture, EDF, Total and SNCF. She's pursuing her master's degree in Finance at London School of Economics. She's working currently on a personal entrepreneurship project alongside school for which she's seeking for funds from her school in London In this episode we talk about what drives her and how she finances her travel. We also discuss her visa and how she manages to get to all these places! -
Why this Podcast?
Waiting for a pizza, fired up my mic and recorded this bit. Coming from the day I got high on this idea !