Lauren E. Berger / 19 weeks ago
Good morning everyone. Today I want to briefly chat with you about disappearing from your internship or internship coordinator. I can't stress the importance of communication when you get into a sticky situation. This is the beginning of your professional career. You can't afford to burn bridges at this stage. Today, people are changing jobs every 3 years (on average). You MUST have the everyone knows everyone mentality. This is your chance, don't mess it up :)
Lauren E. Berger / 44 weeks ago
This blog is written by Lauren Berger, CEO of http://www.internqueen.com, and known as "The Intern Queen". Check out her book, ALL WORK NO PAY, in stores now! http://amzn.to/OmL2RE
I've been running an internship program with my company, Intern Queen Inc, for a few years now. I've been lucky enough to have several students intern with my brand over the years. Here are a few examples of what they've done to stay in touch and constantly stand out:
Lauren E. Berger / 1 year ago
I had the privilege of visiting Stony Brook University in Long Island, New York this week. Whenever I come to New York City - it's always a treat. Last night, I sat down and spoke with the students of Stony Brook and had a great time speaking to them about the importance of internships. Because I was near the city, I got to bring a friend along! Here are three amazing things I learned from the students:
Lauren E. Berger / 1 year ago
Check out what Lauren Berger, The Intern Queen, wishes she knew in college and during her internships! Also, try to win a free copy of her book, ALL WORK NO PAY!
READ THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW HERE: http://www.thecollegeprepster.com/2012/03/interview-with-intern-queen.html
