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I recently applied to the Content Designer, 2023 Graduate remote role at Atlassian and I'd appreciate it if I could get a referral.
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- Last summer, I worked at Google as a UX Content Design Intern.
- I am currently in a grad program at
NYU and will graduate in Spring 2023.
- Before graduate school, I spent 3+ years as a Copywriter in Advertising.
I'd really appreciate any recommendation I can get at this time.
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I'd recommend starting here: https://bfy.tw/SNm7
Well I work here and I fail to understand what makes you so driven to want to prepare to work here after one year?
Start solving cases plus focus on preparing for soft parts of the interview like Pei which is basically an interview based on your personal experience to get a sense of who you are and how you fit in the firm’s culture. Get a view on timelines when do they start recruiting and make sure you have a solid resume, so that you get to the first round
coming from RU: make sure you network as well, more so for yourself to understand what you want out of a consulting career and what you might be getting yourself into. OCR at Rutgers may only tell you half the story.
I appreciate all the advice guys. I know I could’ve googled it but it’s better to hear it directly from the people who are in consulting