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Issue: 951 Date: 11/13/2008
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The Organization of Chinese Americans, MasterCard, and Washington University Conducted A Job Search Seminar
The Organization of Chinese Americans, St. Louis (OCA-STL), MasterCard Worldwide, and Washington University, St. Louis MBA Greater China Student Association conducted a Job Search seminar, specifically in the area of Resume Building and Interview Skills, on Saturday, November 8, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. The seminar was designed to equip the MBA students the knowledge and skills to effectively communicate their knowledge, experiences and strengths to land employment.
The seminar was led by the MasterCard Global Talent Acquisition managers Parul Kakkar and Karen Machiran. Each of them provided their professional insights on Resume Building and Interview Skills. 38 enthusiastic and talented Wash. U students attended the seminar. Through lively interactive discussions and exercises, attendees obtained information on key attributes of an accomplishment oriented resume, the types and techniques of an effective interviews, and the Dos and Don'ts in both areas.
MasterCard Worldwide manages a family of well-known, widely accepted payment cards brands including MasterCard, Maestro and Cirrus and services financial institutions throughout the world. Today, MasterCard is essential to day-to-day commerce. From major cities to emerging markets, they are stimulating economies and changing the way the world does business. They are a critical link among tens of thousands of financial institutions, millions of businesses and hundreds of millions of cardholders.
OCA-STL is one of the founding chapters of OCA, the largest Asian Civil Rights organization with 83 chapters and college affiliates in the United States. This seminar was the brainchild of the OCA chapter president Helena Hesu and Washington University MBA Career Development director Simona Tripodi. Other follow-up services have been discussed and will be announced in the future.
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