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PwC A recruiter from PWC reached out to me to ask if I’d consider a different office the one I applied to, since it’s full. It would be Boston, Hartford, Chicago, Minneapolis, Little Rock, Denver, San Francisco or San Jose. MSA candidate. Is there a fully remote option? Do you have to be in the office all the time? Is the compensation high at PWC? Is there a possible moving expenses? Any insight or advice would help me make a decision. Thank you!
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It takes time, keep on trying. Try reaching out to the career center at the college to help you. They sometimes have connections to land you a job. The job market is tough out there right now but hang in there. Keep trying.
At least you have internship experience - some grads don't even have that. I would recommend having a third party review your resume for grammar errors and strength in general, first. You don't want to be denied a shot in the first place because your resume is unprofessional.
Don't be hard on yourself everyone has to go through this process. You'll find the right job in perfect timing. Good luck on your job search
Try going to your career counselor on campus and have the look over your resume. I'm sure they can offer some insight.
Networking is going to be really key. I would suggest posting this in the job referral bowl as well. You may be able to network with some folks there and get a direct referral.
Nature of the game right now as we slow down and wrap up 2022. Many companies are in hiring freezes.