6 steps to publishing a blog post about your internship experience

Posted: July 25, 2013 | Author: | Filed under: going back to school, marketing, social media | Tags: , , , , , , | 12 Comments
A post about my internship on the Concur corporate blog.

A post about my internship on the Concur corporate blog.

You took the time to apply for that internship you really wanted. You got the interview, you knocked it out of the park, and you got the job!

Now you’re giving it your all and getting good feedback from your managers. What can you do to kick it up a notch?

Blog about it!

In an earlier post I outlined the reasons why you should blog about your internship, and now Read the rest of this entry »

3 reasons you should blog about your internship

Posted: July 22, 2013 | Author: | Filed under: going back to school, marketing | Tags: , , , , , , | 4 Comments
Hanging out in the courtyard of the SF office. Photo by Amy Higgins for the Concur blog.

Hanging out in the courtyard of the SF Concur office. Photo by Amy Higgins for the Concur blog.

Summer is in full swing in San Francisco!  And that means fog, fog, and then a little fog on the side … plus some more fog.

And for many of us college students, it also means internship season!

Are you interning this summer? Here’s some advice for you — definitely consider blogging about your experience. Taking the initiative to write about your internship is a smart thing to do in the long run, even if it means Read the rest of this entry »

Answers are useless if you don’t know the questions

Posted: March 2, 2010 | Author: | Filed under: going back to school | Tags: , , | 1 Comment

students, skateboards, and cumulus clouds on a warm winter day

I have been in school for almost 6 1/2 weeks now!  I’ve made new acquaintances, realized that I’m smart, realized that I’m stupid, and realized that I’m ornery. I’ve felt old, I’ve felt young again.  I’ve relaxed in my element and flopped like a fish out of water.  But all with grace and poise, which is how we (try to) do things around here. Read the rest of this entry »