Sentences with phrase «manager about my internship»

How should I approach my manager about my internship's end?

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Phil Gee, University Relations Manager for EA, was good enough to answer a few of my questions about the EA internship program — by far the largest (and probably oldest) program in the industry, excepting perhaps the console manufacturers.

If these jobs aren't available in your area, consider approaching the hiring manager a few months earlier and ask about unpaid internship opportunities.

Hiring managers care most about the work you've done in the last five years, so if you're in your 20th year in the workforce, leave behind that internship from right after college.

Beyond what your internship manager can tell an employer, it's also important to reach out to them about potential opportunities with their team.

Recruiters and hiring managers are extremely picky about resumes, and even the smallest typo can cost you an internship.

If you're applying for a marketing internship and there's one person who works in marketing, then you can make an educated conclusion about who the hiring manager is.

I recently completed an internship and when I left, my manager suggested I contact our department director about some contacts she might have in the field I am hoping to work in.

Reaching out to former internship manager when I feel guilty about not meeting all her goals.

We had Brian Sinclair, the graduate recruitment manager from EY on a few weeks ago and he talked about how, I think it was a crazy statistic, about 90 percent of the people who did internships got offered a job there and then.

When I've spoken to graduate recruitment managers before, they've talked about just how many people who go through the internship process and get around to getting offered a job.

Amy's advice and the insights from hiring managers confirm what we know about nonprofit hiring managers from our recent annual survey: genuine interest in the mission and hands - on experience (whether it be through a job, internship, or volunteer opportunity) are key to making a powerful first impression.

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Including new internships, workshops or volunteer experience shows hiring managers that you're serious about furthering yourself on a particular career path.

When a hiring manager sees an internship experience on your resume, it shows them, that you are serious about your career, and you don't want to waste your time.