Social Connections What are the opportunities to give back to the community through company-sponsored initiatives at these companies?

... job search process you are in. For example, if you are in the early exploration phase, you might ask questions like: •. What has your career path been from ... What has been your career path? ▫ What do you like best/least about your job/career? ▫ If you had to do it over again, would you ... How do/did you like your major? Would you choose it again now? If you could travel back to your first year of college, what advice would you give (and do you ... An informational interview is not a job interview. Instead, it is an interview with an individual working in a career you would like to learn more about. Then you want to ask if they would be willing to meet with you for 30 minutes or so to answer some questions about their company/organization and career path. Where did you go to medical/dental/optometry/pharmacy, etc. school? What is a typical day for you like? What do you find most rewarding about being a physician/ ... (Or, more broadly, you use an informational interview to simply explore potential occupations or career possibilities.) If you aren't able to have a face-to- ... ... you have for an entry-level candidate interested in doing what you do? 11. Does your career permit you to lead the kind of life you would like to live? How does ... A conversation with someone in the field you are interested in working in, intended to help you learn what it is really like to work in that field. An ... ... you are today? What types of things would you recommend I do right now to prepare for a career like yours? Additional Considerations. Below are a few ...