Diversify Your MentorS
A mentor is someone who offers guidance and professional advice for your career path. At Baruch we are constantly told that one of the keys to success is to have a mentor. The more I attend events and do informational interviews with people who have successful careers, I hear about the importance of having multiple … Continue reading
Baruch Pays Airfare for Students Interning Abroad
Visualize the streets of Spain last week as Spanish youth celebrated España´s Eurocup 2012 victory. Picture spending summer weekends at Mediterranean beaches and European Museums. Now imagine that Baruch paid for your plane ticket. Wishful thinking, a dream, a hoax, you ask. It so no hoax. It is a dream, come true! Thanks to the … Continue reading
Dresszing for Success
by Danielle V Hemsley, MS Statistics Candidate At the most interactive EOC Job$mart Career Hour I have been to, Susan Sommers founder of Dresszing presented on Presence, Protocol, and Presentation, where she shared her suggestions on how to dress for success. The workshop was held on April 17, 2012. Susan began the workshop by rhythmically … Continue reading
The Auditing Dilemma of Chinese Companies
The Auditing Dilemma of Chinese Companies by: Michael Wander Seizure of property through physical threats!? No, it’s not a street mugging! It’s a $2.4 billion publicly traded company on the NYSE having a spat with their auditor, Deloitte, who happens to have 182,000 employees and revenue of almost $30 billion[1]. Whoever said audit was boring … Continue reading
Corporate Communications International: Trends and Practices Study 2011
Seen as I was contacted to contribute to this blog as a representative of the ‘Communications people’ I think it is about time I posted on a communications topic! At the end of September I was lucky enough to be able to attend a presentation by Corporate Communications International, an organisation directed by the Dr. … Continue reading











