Global Collaboration | The Toughest Job Hunting Season Ever, Blossom Will Guide You

Avinash Pulugurtha
Apr 17
2 min read

Those who fail to plan for the whole are inadequate to plan for a part.

A career is a marathon that lasts at least 45 years. If we only focus on the next immediate step, we can only make very limited career decisions. Only by making a long-term career plan and considering career planning from a holistic perspective can we avoid feeling lost from time to time and better showcase our talents in the fields where we excel.

This sudden pandemic has disrupted the job-seeking plans and career plans of most people. Many people have started to feel lost and at a loss. Don't panic! Blossom is here to help you!

Guest Speakers

Eason

An investment director of a well-known Chinese-funded financial institution in Hong Kong.

He has served as a senior manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) qualification.

Eason will talk to us about the employment environment under the pandemic, guide us on how to make good career choices, and analyze what kind of resume can catch the HR's attention. He will also share how to stand out in the tense job-hunting environment affected by the pandemic.

Knowledge Gained from Books Is Limited; Practice Is Essential.

The knowledge learned from school textbooks is ultimately just at the knowledge level and is superficial. If you want to quickly understand how an industry and a company operate, what responsibilities a position has, internship is the best way. Internship can quickly accumulate experience, learn how to correctly apply the learned knowledge to work, and integrate into real workplace life to understand the real workplace survival rules.

At the same time, internship experience can also greatly increase your chances of getting a job. After all, companies want experienced people. An excellent internship experience will also make you more confident when looking for a job. According to statistics, in the autumn recruitment of 2020, 100% of the students who got offers from Mars had internship experience; in the autumn recruitment of 2019, 76.4% of the students who got offers from NetEase had at least one internship.

Do you also want to hear what predecessors who have found their ideal jobs think about internships and what suggestions they have for job hunting? Blossom has some tips for you!

Guest Speakers

Bonnie

Currently working in Deloitte Consulting, engaged in tax automation work.

She graduated from Boston University with a master's degree.

She graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a bachelor's degree in statistics with a full score.

Sister Bonnie will share her career progression path with us, talk about her internship experience, and discuss what preparations are needed on the job-hunting journey. She will also share how to stay calm and not panic during job hunting.

What's more, the founder of Blossom will be present at the event to answer your questions!