This is a community for those interested in all areas of Tech, Media & Entertainment to explore news, resources and events from the CDO, SOM Clubs and broader Yale.
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Students interested in Tech a variety of functions, including product management, product marketing, project management, HR, business development, finance and strategy.
Adobe, Amazon, Amex, Apple, Cendene, Cisco, Dell, Dow Jones, Duolingo, Google, HP, IBM, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, Snap Inc., Spotify, Samsung, SAP, ServiceNow, TikTok, Tencent and Walmart eCommerce.
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Students exploring the entertainment and media space often find roles in corporate strategy, finance, marketing and film distribution.
Sample employers include: AMC Networks, Apple, Comcast, Electronic Arts, Fox Entertainment, Hulu, Major League Soccer, National Basketball Association, NBC Universal, Netflix, Riot Games, SiriusXM, Spotify and Warner Brothers.
As the fintech industry continues to expand and collaborate with traditional financial players, the opportunities for career success are growing for individuals who join this field. As of 2023, efinancialcareers a career website, reported that of all fintech incumbents, 18% …
Have you received a tech job offer and want to know if you can negotiate?
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This guide is crafted to help anyone, from fresh graduates to career switchers, ramp up on the product management role and the interview process for product managers at top tech companies.
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Breaking into product management: 3 key tips
Kenton Kivestu, ex-Google, ex-BCG, Founder at RocketBlocksPublished: November 4, 2018 | Last updated: May 8, 2020
Breaking into product management is extremely tough.
While the role itself offers an incredible …
While a product manager vs. project manager job may seem like the same career, there are actually several differences. While it’s true that one manages products and the other projects, there’s much more to it.
So, what’s the difference between …
