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Year: 2017
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In conversation with oneself
– By Irina Rasskazova – “There are always flowers for those who want to see them.” Henri Matisse I recently discovered that we think 50,000 – 80,000 thoughts a day. Even though these studies might not provide the most accurate numbers, we really do think a lot, don’t you agree? Work, personal relationships, lists, facts,…
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Year in Review: 2016 – 2017 Edition
At MIT Medical, it’s the season of performance development reviews and goal setting for the next year. It’s a time for looking back and for looking forward. We are asked to share our accomplishments from the past year (sound familiar, Career Connect attendees?), and to think about what we want to achieve in the next…
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Spring 2017 Alumni Updates
Karlo Laforteza (MIT experience: 2002 – 2004) I can’t believe it’s been 15 years since I first joined MIT Spouses & Partners Connect! Thanks to Jennifer, MS&PC program manager, who was one of my references, I was accepted to the MIT Sloan Full-Time MBA program, that I completed in 2004-2006. After my MBA, we moved…
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7 Secrets To Build A Rockstar LinkedIn Profile & Network
– By Irina Rasskazova – LinkedIn is a global professional social network that is mainly known for an opportunity to create an online version of your resumé and to search for jobs. However, we often have a little idea about how to build professional connections on LinkedIn more effectively and how to improve our chances…
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5 coolest things a non-scientist can learn from IAP
– By Irina Rasskazova – The first time I’ve heard about the Independence Activity Period* (or simply IAP) at MIT, I thought that there will be nothing for me. After all, it’s one of the best institutes for natural sciences – so what a person of a humanities bent like me can do there? Guess…