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The 2014 Best Places to Work in Boston – company culture wins!

By Jaime Doherty | May 6, 2014

This past week, the Boston Business Journal announced the 2014 Best Places to Work. The list spans companies from many industries – some more well-known than others. The survey was completed by the employees of these companies, which speaks volumes. Chris McIntosh, publisher of the Boston Business Journal said “Companies on our list can be…

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Connecting with Employers – beyond campus and in the cloud

By Jaime Doherty | October 15, 2013

Resources. A common topic with employers and recruiters these days…  mostly around the lack thereof.   Now more than ever, recruiters and HR professionals have tighter budgets, and with tighter budgets often comes travel limitations.  Yet there is still the need to meet and hire top talent.  To continue seeking this talent, they must be creative,…

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Finding the Right Fit! Student Lunch with Alumni Tim Ryan, ’88 of PwC

By Michelle Lederhos | June 10, 2013

Babson has great alumni- we all know this to be true… amazing leadership and representation all over the world.  One key element of this that always strikes me is how so many of our alumni and friends want to give back to Babson and connect with our current students.  A great example of this is…

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8 Steps I Took To Land My Summer Internship

By Natalie Cullings | June 6, 2013

It’s been a couple of days into the start of my strategy/research  internship at the branding agency Mechanica and it’s been great! The agency is located on the Northshore of Massachusetts in Newburyport, MA. It’s a great coastal summer spot close to the beach and just a short train ride away from Boston. I never…

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Why companies use case interviews

By Molly Brennan | April 23, 2013

More and more students are experiencing case interviews- they are popping up everywhere! Case interviews have always been a component of consulting interviews, but now we are seeing them used to evaluate marketing, strategy, operations and even retail positions. The case interview, or variations of the case interview, is here to stay. So, we should…

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