So you didn't get the return offer from your summer internship? Or maybe you did, but you are looking to keep your options open. Either way, sooner or later, you will have tackle your #careerfair woes. Check out these #tips that helped me receive offers from companies such as Nielsen, Protiviti, EY, and Accenture: (1) It ALL begins with confidence. The aura that you give off to anyone is the energy that they will bounce back. Be confident that you have what it takes to get th

Success is never final, #failure is never fatal. Just as quickly as you rose to the top, is just as quickly as you can fall to the bottom. If you are in a place in life that you would consider "the bottom" or complete failure, you have 100% control over changing your position. When I began my undergraduate journey, I would work extremely hard - all nighters in the library, skipping the parties to study, just truly INVESTING in my education. This all paid off because I ended m

I waited two years to apply to Accenture. I didn’t trust myself. I felt like I wasn’t ready. And to be honest, I wasn’t. I had no case experience, I didn’t have any contacts at the company, and I could barely confidently speak in front of a small group of people. But I used those two years to #PREPARE. I used those two years to gain case experience. To #network with people at the company. To #PRACTICE for the position that I wanted to hold. Last week I completed my internship

So you’re gearing up for your first year of college — and I’m sure you have this feeling of excitement, yet nervousness for what lies ahead. Before I give you any advice, understand this: “You are about the enter the most growing, exhilarating, and difficult time of your life.” You will change within these next four years more than you have changed throughout your entire lifetime. So rather than approaching this stage of your life with nervousness, get prepared! Here’s what y