Posts tagged student networking
The PR Interview Playbook (No Script Required)

When working in a field as fast-paced as public relations, having strong interview skills can turn into a currency in the industry. From story pitching to preparing a brand spokesperson to hosting your own show on a podcast, calculated conversations can make or break your intended message. As podcast director for GVPRSSA’s podcast, PR Hangover, I’ve dedicated countless hours behind the mic, and more importantly, behind the scenes, shaping interviews that connect to our audience. Learn how to lead that conversation like the PR Pro you are in 5 easy steps.

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Networking

When I became programming director of GVPRSSA last April, I was honestly intimidated by the idea of reaching out to professionals. I kept thinking they’d judge me or question why someone my age with such limited experience was contacting them. Looking back, that mindset came from focusing on the don’ts of networking, that sent me into a spiral of overthinking, assuming the worst, and talking myself out of trying.

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Do It Scared, Do It Alone: Lessons from Studying Abroad

The moment I stepped into my flat, it hit me: I was completely alone in a foreign country, 3,765 miles away from everyone I know and love. They warn you about the emotional whirlwind that can come with studying abroad, but nothing fully prepares you for the rush of excitement, fear, and anxiety that hits all at once, especially when combined with jet lag.

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What the "Experience" Portion of My Resume Really Says

Entering the workforce feels a lot like dropping a child into a pool; you either sink, float, or swim. The most challenging part is learning how to get from that original splash to a deep-end dive. There are so many factors that impact how you swim, and learning those feels a lot like learning the different aspects to become successful in your job. 

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