The CDO and Yale offer resources and communities to help you focus, recharge, and grow.
Start by asking yourself:
• What projects/skills interest you from previous roles?
• What tasks/responsibilities are you looking to leave behind?
• What could YOUR unique career path be?
• What geographic locations are you open to working in?
As the year progresses, you may find yourself adjusting your short-term activities and goals and needing to learn about a new approach.
To help you get started, take advantage of the resources below for self-exploration and research on industries, functions, and recruiting timelines.
Pursuing a non-profit role as a Graduate Business student is both meaningful and strategic—but the recruiting process differs significantly from more structured career paths like consulting or banking. Here’s a tailored overview of what you should know as an incoming …
By Mike Minutoli
Mike MinutoliSenior Director, Career Education and Coaching
Below, we discuss improving your product sense with Shreyas Doshi, a renowned product leader who has led teams and built successful products at Stripe, Google, Yahoo, and Twitter.
