Sentence examples for aspiring interns from inspiring English sources
In Making Your Summer Research Internship a Good One Elisabeth Pain, our contributing editor for South and West Europe, tells aspiring interns how to take full advantage of their summer internship opportunities.
It seems that aspiring interns -- paid or unpaid -- have to do everything short of selling their limbs to get an employer to even open their desperate email cover letters.
Always remember how and where you started, and try to help other aspiring interns or trainees do the same.
Go to PE Week Wire » Meanwhile, Michael Schmidt of The New York Times reports that this year's class of aspiring summer interns had more options than in previous years — a situation that has forced investment banks to compete more directly with hedge funds and consulting firms for top students.
Liz Sarnoff and Jody Welch, two staff writers, were always present, along with three or four young aspiring writers, interns whom Milch paid out of his own pocket to learn by silently observing.
Not all broker interns are aspiring superagents.
Huntsman Hall, the main building for Wharton, features regular conversations between Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, McKinsey, Bain, etc. interns and aspiring employees about cap tables, waterfall analyses, lack of sleep, and favorite caffeine ingestion methods.
Today marks the publication of the ninety-fourth annual edition of "Writer's Market" — that standby of aspiring writers and the bane of slush-pile-reading interns.
With big tech companies paying interns six-figure salaries, and with smaller startups aspiring to be bought out by larger corporations, the Bay Area has been flooded with young wealthy technology workers.
They connect aspiring entrepreneurs.
Aspiring authors, take note.
