Jan Fields
President, McDonald's USA
“Don't underestimate what you can learn!”
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Martin Ringlein
CEO, nclud, LLC
“Success isn’t always about money, fame or power; it’s much more personal.”
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Marianna Olszewski
Founder and CEO, Madison Financial Management
“Go for a first job that you really want to do, that you have a passion for.”
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FirstJobs.org recently interviewed America’s most successful CEOs, and it is striking how many mentioned the skills they learned on their first jobs as critical to their professional success.”—The Wall Street Journal
CEO’s seem to come from a wider variety of economic backgrounds—with growing numbers rising from humble beginnings and fewer having attended Ivy League colleges—than they once did.”—New York Times
Letting the American people know where business people got their start personalizes the path to success in terms that anyone can understand.”—Investor’s Business Daily
A Social Media Internship Could Jumpstart Your Career
07/20/2010
Is your Facebook page overflowing with Mafia Wars and Farmville updates? Do you tweet so often you make Demi and Ashton seem shy in comparison? If so, you just might be ready to apply for a social media internship!
Employers in every industry — restaurants, media companies, hospitals, retail stores and others—are offering paid and unpaid internships to bright, enthusiastic, young candidates who understand social networking the way fish understand water. If you’re interested in pursuing an internship opportunity in this evolving field, here are some helpful hints. Continue reading…