2. We are Different!
Work Authorization
Fewer companies hire Internationals
Cultural Barriers
Language Barriers
Indian’s - Speak too Fast
Asian’s – Don’t Speak
Latin’s - Pronunciation
3. How to Overcome These Odds?
Career Management Say’s
Work 5-10 times harder
Build an extensive network
Talk to People
Attend Career Fair’s
Prepare your pitch
5. How to build Network?
Hoya’s Online! & EASE – Email & Call Ppl
2nd years
Friends & Family
Ask for a Business Card – Whoever/
Whomever you meet?
Write a Thank You note immediately after the
presentation or meeting
Get in touch with professors
6. At The End of the Day
Everyone will have a perfect CL
Everyone will have a perfect Resume
How to Distinguish Oneself?
You will be recruited if you are better than
Locals
7.
8. What to ask while networking?
Which skills are most important in your job?
Which skills are least important in your job?
How did you learn the skills required for your job?
Are there any particular personality traits that are required for
your job?
What do you do in a typical workday?
What types of decisions must you make?
What are the stresses you must handle?
How do you handle the stress?
What do you like most about your job?
What do you like least about your job?
How's your work-life balance?
9. How did you land this job?
What does the ideal candidate bring to this job?
What adverse and positive changes are taking place in your career
field?
What adverse and positive changes do you foresee occurring in the
future?
What are the opportunities for career advancement in your job?
After I graduate, at which companies do you recommend that I apply for
a job in our career field?
Do you have any special career advice to offer?
Would you please critique my resume?
Do you know anyone with whom I should schedule another
informational interview?
How is the Organization Culture – Social aspect, Work aspect,
People
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10. Very Important
Focus Beyond I banks
Talk to 2nd years – most valuable resource
Use your peer advisors
Use your Class mates
Spread your network – look for opportunities
in your home country