What should I learn about indigenous storytelling traditions?

By Julia Sosenko BGE Career Strategy & Professional Development. What is an informational interview and why should I do one? Informational interviews are ... Do you think you would be happy in this type of job or in this type of organization? Hopefully you'll leave every informational interview with new insights ... The IESG would welcome comments on this document, which is expected to end up as an informational web page (and therefore doesn't contain all the required ... How do they differ from employment interviews? Even if you are searching for a job, the purpose of an informational interview is ask for information, not a ... If you would be working in an entry-level job, interview workers who are at or close to entry level rather than interviewing supervisors. How can you find these ... An informational interview can serve to 1) build your base of networking contacts, 2) allow you to conduct research on your academic major, and 3) identify ... An informational interview is not a time for you to look for job leads. You may get some, but be very clear that you're not seeking them. If not, you can reach out via LinkedIn—you'll need to send a LinkedIn Connection Request first though. See the templates below! How to Request an Informational ... A job interview. A lengthy conversation (more than. 30 minutes). A casual, unguided discussion. A time to ask "So what do you/your company do?" AN INFORMATIONAL ... ... tips on how to get started or advance in the field, and learn about specific employers. Informational interviews can lead to future opportunities once you ...