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Explore the Business, Finance, & Consulting Career Community.
Business is a part of all industries. Considering the types of problems you want to solve and the impact you want to have can help you determine the area of business that is right for you, the industry you want to work within, and the skills you need to develop. Careers associated with this community range from corporate to nonprofit, from Wall Street to your local community.
Through joining this community, you will gain deeper knowledge of industries you’re considering and also discover industries you haven’t engaged with before. There will be resources equally focused on general business, finance, and consulting. We encourage you to use this space to help you make an informed decision about the area(s) of business you want to engage in for volunteering, internships, and your career.
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Fall Career Fair is Next Week!
Fall is a common timeline for many career fairs. The Career Center’s Virtual Fair is next week. If you haven’t already, we encourage you to register for the fair and select the meetings and sessions you want to attend. In preparing for the fair and others being held this fall, take a moment to review this post for tips!
ABC Opportunities Plan
When outlining opportunities of interest, it can help to stay ahead of employer timelines by considering an ABC Plan. Consider what each of those options might be and how to navigate through them concurrently.
Explore Your Options
Whether it’s a recruitment cycle or not, deciding what options you’re interested in exploring most is important. Don’t let recruitment cycles determine this for you. Get ahead by working through Explore Options and the rest of the Career Development Process.
Duke Groups
Fall is a common time period for clubs and organizations on campus to recruit new members. Have you considered what new interest areas you could explore through involvement in clubs and organizations on campus? One way to do that is to review the career & professional clubs list on duke groups.
From questions about email etiquette to productivity tips and much more, LinkedIn Learning has a wide range of content that covers many career development topics. Some learning modules even cover what’s involved in a certain line of work. As you …
Campbell Soup is driven and inspired by our Purpose, “Real food that matters for life’s moments.” We make a range of high-quality soups and simple meals, beverages, snacks and packaged fresh foods. We are looking to fill several entry-level roles …
Research assistants (RAs) play an essential role at the Fed and are presented with substantial opportunities for professional and intellectual development. Working side by side with economists, RAs participate in the application of economic theory and empirical research methods used …
Most individuals feel an expectation to know exactly what they want to do post-graduation. Jordan Zaslav ‘12, Senior Director of Strategy, Axios shares Duke experiences that helped him secure a career in media and advises students to embrace exploration post-graduation.
This semester, the Duke Financial Economics Center will host the Markets Discussion Group. Every other week for an hour, John Caccavale will lead an informal (always lively) discussion on current events in the financial markets and how they relate to …
