Did you know the world's first coder was a woman? In this Episode, Kajal from the Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women explains the myth of diversity hiring. Additionally, she will share the value of asking for feedback during interviews and having a community. 

Dedicated to first-year students. In this episode, Judy from the University of California San Diego walks you through the application process. While comparing the journey at Google with other companies, she also clarifies your questions regarding referrals.

It is uncommon to see college students interning at an MLB team. In this episode, Wyatt from the University of Southern California talks about finding your match and provides insights on facial expressions and gestures during a zoom interview. 

What is it like to design games? In this episode, Julien Camaraza from Savannah College of Arts and Design will share his journey and discuss how diversity develops in the industry.

In this episode, Ashley Haber from Lehigh University provides insights into what made her stood out as a production and development intern at Oxygen and E!. Before accepting NBC Universal's offer, she studied and interned abroad in Singapore and the Czech Republic. Also, she will reshape your understanding of networking today.

In this episode, WIll Wilt from the University of Maryland deciphers how he joined Deloitte as a sophomore. How to showcase your skills and experience outside of your application? What to do when you have signed an offer but got another one later? Will has the answers to your questions.

In this episode, Faith Pearlman from Pepperdine University unlocks the traits of a strong candidate - proactiveness, positivity, honesty...and more. Additionally, she shares what she wished she knew when she was applying. 

In this episode, Jordan Snoap from the University of Central Florida will share how to prepare yourself for opportunities. Having a planner has been Jordan's step to success. 

In this episode, Justin Kao from UIUC will also talk about the commonality among NASA interns and explain how passion makes things easier.

In the episode, Hajah Bah from Lincoln U will also encourage you to find your passion and never sell yourself short.