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Successfully done my internship from 'Truvai Global' company .

I thought this story would be encouraging to first-generation college students on the search for that first job by graduation. In this interview, a first-generation college student shares how he found two paid LOCAL internships which turned into two full time job offers by graduation! Sometimes as first-generation college student it is common to think paid internships are out of reach because many opportunities require extensive travel or are unpaid. However that is further from the truth! There are SO many great PAID internship opportunities right in your own neighborhood! You just have to know where to look and be persistent! I hope this interview inspires you to believe it is possible! STATS: 70% of interns are offered a full-time job with their company. 80% of those students accept it! Intern early, Intern often! https://lnkd.in/eykscgDU

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successfully completed the 14 days Internship program as a " Business Development Specialist Intern " at younity.in

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I can't help but feel skeptical about this Creative Chaos internship program based on my experience with them last year. Their team came to my university, SZABIST Islamabad, and spent hours assessing my skills extensively, claiming it was for potential hiring. They took down all my details meticulously while giving a green light. However, after that lengthy evaluation process, I never received any emails, calls or communication from them regarding next steps or opportunities. It comes across as just another marketing gimmick to generate buzz without genuine intent to follow through properly. While internship promotions are understandable, leaving potential talents high and dry after such a rigorous screening reflects poorly on Creative Chaos' commitment to actually nurturing that talent. If they truly valued creativity and growth as they claim, basic professional courtesy demands providing closure or feedback instead of leading candidates on. Unless they demonstrate far more transparency and accountability this time, I have little hope this internship will be any different from their empty overtures last year. Creative Chaos needs to back up their lofty words with consistent actions that respect applicants' time and efforts. PS: You can also find in my past feed that I did posted about them last year when they gave me a green-light along some swags.

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🚀 Hello connections! I've recently applied for an internship at 100X.VC , an early-stage startup investor founded by Ninad Karpe . One of the intriguing questions posed was: Question: If you are given $1 million to invest in a startup, what industry would you choose and why? Outline your investment strategy and expected returns.* The challenge was answering within a 400-character limit! Here’s what I said: Answer: I would choose the tech industry, preferably deep tech in mobility solutions, as this sector promises significant growth driven by the expanding urban population. With little innovation in urban infrastructure, startups in this area have the potential to make a major impact. A great founding team with expertise in both tech and design, paying attention to every detail of their product, is crucial. While I couldn't fit the expected returns part, here's my extended view: Deep tech products may take years to develop and require significant funding. However, early-stage investors can gain a first-mover advantage and benefit from equity dilution in later funding rounds, which can be highly valuable as the startup raises more capital. 💡 I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments! 💬 #investmentbanking #startups #vc #100xvc #privateequity #ycombinator JPMorganChase Morgan Stanley Goldman Sachs Barclays Deloitte Boston Consulting Group (BCG) BCG X