Kelley School of Business alum Marcus May (BS ’03) co-developed a new smartphone application to put these arguments to the test.
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Kelley School of Business alum Marcus May (BS ’03) co-developed a new smartphone application to put these arguments to the test.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
If you expanded a restaurant chain into five locations, how would you differentiate each one?
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Like all good students, you’ve completed the mentor homework described in part one. Now, you are ready to contact a potential mentor.
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According to
Inc. Magazine, a mentor is “a person with more experience in business, or simply in life, who can help you hone your abilities and advise you on navigating new challenges. A mentor can be a boon in a broad range of scenarios, whether he or she provides pointers on business strategy, bolsters your networking efforts or acts as a confidante when your work-life balance gets out of whack.”
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At a recent personal branding workshop hosted by the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis Women’s MBA Alumni Advisory Board, Hand led a discussion about how to make the best use of social media for professional purposes.
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The Kelley School of Business Indianapolis is proud to announce that it will partner with IndyHub and IUPUI in the return of Career Compass for the Creative Class.
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You can’t peruse an article on job-hunting without reading the adage “It’s not what you know, but who you know.” As overused as this mantra is, it’s dead on, especially nowadays when the competition is at its fiercest. The reality is networking takes time, and it can be a challenge with everything on your plate.
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Indiana businesses continue to grow into international markets at a brisk rate, requiring Hoosier companies and universities to focus on developing talent with a global skillset, a panel of experts recently said.
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Navigating today’s struggling job market requires effectively leveraging your experience and networking with the right people, skills recent graduates say have proven invaluable early in their careers.