Wilnel is someone who thought the university she came from will affect her chances, but she grew into someone who found her own footing. She did so with a change in mindset and attitude.

Tune in to hear how she overcame her insecurities and become more confident of herself. She will also shared more about Accenture's culture and what she would do differently.

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Ashlea got her first few internships always through networking, yet she is an introvert. Here's how she did it!

Have a strong support network as it gives you courage to try new things.
Make as many connections as you can. You can pick up a few things from them.
Start planning early so that you are prepared ahead.
Pick the basket of expertise you are better and develop your skills.
Enjoy the conversations when you are networking. Be genuine.

From a shy individual to an outspoken lady now, Ashlea overcame her fear of social interaction & is now part of EY's family!

If you want to know more, give this podcast a listen!

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NingZhen did a lot of university wrong - she only wanted to play & have fun. What followed was a turbulent journey of disappointment and hustling to find her role in the corporate landscape.

Today, she bares it all and reveals the naivety she had, and all the subsequent challenges.

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Cheryl is an introvert that decided at some point to never let her introversion stop her. By putting herself out there into the unknown over and over again she managed to secure her 1st internship through networking session.

Today she will share how she did so, and the unique feature in her online resume that helped. 

Gerald did badly for A level's and really struggled with finding his footing in the corporate world.

He eventually made it to SIM, and decided not to let past failures haunt him, or future stereotypes to tie him down. Instead he focus on coming into each role as an equal with anyone.

If you want to learn more about how Gerald push past his failures, and found his place in Mastercard then give this podcast a listen!

Wenting started her university life in HR & Accounting as a degree. Certainly with these 2 options you would expect her to pursue a career in either.

She did not.  And she has not looked back since.

Today we will learn (1) how her internship experience gave her the confidence to make the leap of faith, (2) what her role entails, and (3) any tips she have learnt along the way!

Saw Le Yong is the valedictorian of NUS business graduate class of 2019. 

But not all valedictorian flies by university without hardship, and today you would learn the reality he faced when he was schooling. From seeking affirmation through a coveted investment banking internship to discovering what he truly loved at 6 am on the train.

Ryan did a lot of university right - he had about 3 internships under his belt, but despite so he graduate jobless as an accounting grad. 

All he had was an upcoming internship in Gojek.

That internship would change his trajectory forever. Today, he bares it all and reveals the mistakes he has made, and all the things he could have done to prevent it.

Srid enjoys challenging himself, and at some point realised that impossible is nothing.

He went from a teaching assistant in SMU, summer analyst in UBS, to a start up called Circles.Life. Eventually he found that having so many interests makes him suitable for a management trainee role in a company he loves - Adidas.

Today she will share the tips that worked for him, specifically he has a frame work called the Know 3s. And today you will get to know him!

Janel is an introvert that decided at some point to never let her introversion stop her from getting to where she wants to be. The key? Put yourself out there into the unknown, and 
just start building genuine connections.

Today she will share how she did so, through her case competitions and internships. She will put all her insecurities out there to be heard, and will even openly share a failure that she experienced.