Glad you're finding my videos helpful! I recommend checking out Parker Dewey for short-term paid project work with companies. I talk about this more here: th-cam.com/video/2--Yv8oNt_Q/w-d-xo.html
3-4 months before I started to follow your channel, I applied to 5 companies for voluntary internship, but I did not get any response from any of them. I came across a video of you, listened to your word, and found people interested in recruiting at the companies I applied to. Some of them are on the company's board of directors, do you think they are the right people to contact?
I live in a small area and some companies I applied for have only 3-4 employees, do you think it makes sense to go to the company and meet face to face instead of emailing?
If you've graduated, I would move on to looking for full-time jobs, not internships. There are some companies that offer rotational programs (which are like a cross between internship and entry level job), and that could also be a good place to start if you're not sure what type of work within a company you want to do. In regards to applying to companies that are not currently hiring - I talk more about how to approach that in this video: th-cam.com/video/gMnL37px9EU/w-d-xo.html
Really like your content...... It would be really great if you also make a video on how to get a live corporate project as an undergraduate student
Glad you're finding my videos helpful! I recommend checking out Parker Dewey for short-term paid project work with companies. I talk about this more here: th-cam.com/video/2--Yv8oNt_Q/w-d-xo.html
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3-4 months before I started to follow your channel, I applied to 5 companies for voluntary internship, but I did not get any response from any of them. I came across a video of you, listened to your word, and found people interested in recruiting at the companies I applied to. Some of them are on the company's board of directors, do you think they are the right people to contact?
I live in a small area and some companies I applied for have only 3-4 employees, do you think it makes sense to go to the company and meet face to face instead of emailing?
If I am a fresh graduate, can I apply for an Internship to a company that is not currently hiring?
If you've graduated, I would move on to looking for full-time jobs, not internships. There are some companies that offer rotational programs (which are like a cross between internship and entry level job), and that could also be a good place to start if you're not sure what type of work within a company you want to do. In regards to applying to companies that are not currently hiring - I talk more about how to approach that in this video: th-cam.com/video/gMnL37px9EU/w-d-xo.html
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