Networking. For many, it’s a word that evokes the image of awkwardly attempting to mingle with strangers at a professional reception. That does occasionally happen, but it’s a very small part of what it actually means to build your professional network. In reality, networking is about making new friends in a professional context, and building concentric rings of connections to people whose work inspires and informs the young professional you are and/or aim to be.
Welcome to Season 2 of Work in Progress—a limited podcast series exploring the unique career journeys of Amherst College students. In today’s episode, Senior Marketing and Communications Intern for the Loeb Center Ava Zielinski ’25 chats with Jaclyn Kim ’25 …
Looking for career tips tailored to the finance world? The 300Hours Career Advice section is packed with insightful articles, from job hunting strategies to industry-specific advice. Whether you’re navigating certifications like CFA or exploring emerging fields like digital assets, this …
If you’re a Latino professional ready to take your career to the next level, José Piñero’s article is a game-changer. Drawing from decades of experience in leadership development, career acceleration seminars, and coaching for Latino professionals at top companies like …
Networking. For many it’s a word that evokes the image of awkwardly attempting to mingle with strangers at a professional …
The Executive Leadership Council offers a number of programs and initiatives designed to assist, support and empower students as well …
Not all youth are born with privilege, opportunities, or a positive network. Some are raised throughout their lives thinking they’ll …
Inspired by The Better Amherst Initiative and in conjunction with the Loeb Center and IT, the Association of Amherst Students (AAS) …
Alumni can be one of your greatest resources. Many Amherst alumni are happy to meet or hear from current students …
What is an Informational Interview?
An informational interview is a conversation with a professional in an industry, field, company, or …
When it comes to job success, it’s not only what you know: it’s who you know. Every year employers fill …
