feb 12 business minute
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This bi-weekly publication welcomes companies visiting the Lear Center, highlights upcoming career-related events and student organizations as well as profiles students’ internship experiences. This publication is also accessible to all of the College of Business undergraduate students. In addition, it is in hard copy form within the Business College. We thought that it would be good to share the electronic version of this publication with you, as it may be a good resource that you would like to forward to students as well as others with whom you work.TRANSCRIPT
LEAR CENTER ADVISORY COUNCIL
What was the biggest challenge during your internship experience?
What surprised you about your internship?
What would you tell others about your internship experience?
Name: Laura Hammer
Major:
Degree:
Graduation: Company:
Position:
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Companies interviewing at the Lear CenterFor the weeks of: Feb. 15 & Feb. 22
The Business
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a biweekly publicationFebruary 11, 2010
-Winegardner & Hammond - Crowe Logistics - Ethos Group - Coyote Logistics - Kohl’s -BP -Dart Container Corporation - Nestle - CH Robinson - Enterprise - Darden -Jackson National Life - Target - Sherwin Williams - �omson Reuters - KPMG -Homescout Realty - Ernst & Young - Arcelormi�al - Hantz Financial - Fairmont
A store management internship is a great opportunity to learn about di�erent areas of business and helps you gain great leadership skills in a fast-paced, exciting environment!
How did you �nd your internship?I found my internship through MySpartanCareer. I applied online and they contacted me for a phone interview and then brought me out for an on-site interview.
For the full video interview with candid questions, visit:
Minute
As a part the top Supply Chain education program in the country, the Supply
Chain Management Association (SCMA) strives to provide students with excep-
tional learning experiences and develop-ment opportunities beyond the class-
room environment. This is accomplished through exposure to leading industry
practices and business professionals, as well as an additional forum for
student/faculty interaction.
Marketing & Retailing Bachelor of Arts
May 2011 JCPenney
Sales Manager Intern
Everyday was not the same at all and it was very hard ge�ing used to the fast paced environment of the retail industry.
�e thing that surprised me was how di�erent each day was and that you cannot plan your day out when you work in the retail industry.
Home Town: Livonia, MI
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Don’t Know What To Do For Spring Break?
Use MySpartanCareer.com!Companies are continously posting postions
that you can apply for.
Bring Resumes with you!Print off a few resumes to pack in your suit-
case. Oh, and take some professional clothes too! You never know what opportu-
nities you might run into.
Check out local companies!Whether you are here in East Lansing or
somewhere else, check out some of the com-panies in the area. You might find a place
you want to work.
Schedule a Job ShadowSchedule a job shadow with someone in your field so you can get an idea of the type of work you will be doing. It’s also great for networking.
Email Paul Jaques, Internship Developer, at [email protected] for more information. Also, keep your eye out for an email regarding job
shadow opportunities coming soon!