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𝐌𝐚𝐜𝐫𝐨 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧 𝐆𝐮𝐢𝐝𝐞 2024: Important Macro Concepts for Incoming Interns (and Everyone Else!)   📌Save for future reference ♻️Repost to help your network too Macro Summit for Summer Interns Virtual Workshop June 12, 2024 8:30AM - 12:30PM Eastern Reserve Your Spot Here: https://lnkd.in/gx8xgthh   ~~~~~~~~~~ Learn how to incorporate macro concepts into an investment framework with The Macro Institute at https://lnkd.in/gdNjBGv7 Use the code " 𝐑𝐄𝐅𝐄𝐑𝐑𝐀𝐋" to receive a 10% discount on Level 1. ~~~~~~~~~~ In case you cannot download the PDF to your device, please check out this: https://lnkd.in/gWz_8-JZ

Countdown to June 11 when our IEX Interns join us #InsideIEX! Whether you’re interning with IEX or elsewhere, here are some tips from current IEX employee and former intern, Emily Murphy, on how to make the most out of your summer: >>Build your confidence by embracing the unknown! >>Treat learning as a developmental process – ask question and stay inquisitive to allow your curiosity to bloom. >>Face challenges head on and ask the tough questions. >>Take advantage of the wealth of knowledge your new colleagues hold – network, network, network! We cannot wait for the 2024 class of #InternIEX to join us in NYC!

Exploring strategy and decision-making in a dynamic way—just like a game of rock, paper, scissors. Embracing challenges and adapting strategies, because success is all about making the right move. #GameOfStrategy #internpeintership #RockPaperScissors #internpe InternPe

My Biz Arch mind was buzzing from this discussion, especially with AI! Our industry has had AI top of mind and conversations for awhile now, so to hear Scott's statement that, "data is memory" and discuss how Micron is tackling processing power for AI was very thought-provoking! Getting in front of this is key! I would like to introduce my network to an amazing man I have looked up to my whole life and is one of the main reasons I began in computer science "not many" years ago 😉 His journey with a growth mindset is simply admirable as well as how he is now helping Micron increase memory manufacturing in the US! Great job cuz! Give this episode a listen as there are so many tid-bits of info to take away from it! Their site selection process alone was awesome to hear! #businessarchitecture #AI

Excited to share our latest blog post: 'From Classroom to Career: A Guide for Interns and Graduates at Champtronix'! Whether you're starting your career journey or seeking tips to excel, this guide has you covered. Check it out now! https://bit.ly/3RStMY9 #CareerAdvice #InternshipTips #GraduateJobs #Champtronix

That's a wrap for this summer's Intern/E&P Connection Mixer events! We are prepping to bring back out Topic Series Events!! Here are a few key takeaways from this summer: - Bright Future: We met many bright young students ready to take on challenges, tackle fieldwork, solve problems, and wear many hats as they enter the workforce. - Company Presence: Companies should reevaluate their presence at schools. Focus on what's impactful, build relationships with schools and students, and provide more opportunities for industry exposure. - University Visits: Don't just settle for an hour-long company advertisement. Offer more substance and discussions that highlight the industry and various career paths. - Connecting with Interns: Our industry needs to improve efforts in connecting with the next generation and making them feel welcome. Even interns can feel isolated, and we need to address that. - Dinner Discussions: The dinners in Houston and OKC were the highlights. Extending our events to include dinner with interns allowed us to share invaluable stories, insights, and takeaways. We look forward to continuing to build the bridge between current professionals and the next generation! #futureofenergy #nextgeneration #petroleumengineers #oilgas #oilandgasindustry

"Innovation in Action! Check out this quick demo of our latest project from InternPe, Exciting times ahead!"

Learn how you can improve student outcomes in this excellent piece from our partners at Strada Education Foundation and The Burning Glass Institute! #CareerDevelopment #Advising #Faculty #Staff #Students #StudentAffairs #Instructors #Administrators #StudentSuccess #CCWT #UWMadison

Can you see the difference between the two pictures? Bottom pictures: Business owners and CEOs writing down their action items to reach their goals at our Exec Crüe retreat this week.  Top picture: Summer interns at Intelligent Wellhead Systems setting their goals during our Emerging Energy Professionals Growth Workshop. Goals give us the ability to get out of our own way. It's not just having goals that matters; it's being ACCOUNTABLE for them and most importantly TAKING ACTION. This was the theme at our retreat and workshop discussions. Without action and ownership, you will continue to spin your wheels. If you're interested in offering this Growth Workshop to your new hires or summer interns, let me know. It was a great experience for everyone involved. If you are looking for a coach to help you level up to your true potential, lets chat. #goals #goalsetting #professionaldevelopment #personalgrowth

I had the pleasure of moderating a terrific panel discussion at the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering Alumni Career Night. Terry Neimeyer (pronounced knee-meyer) delivered a engaging keynote with 10 career insights: 1.  Continue learning 2.  Recognize not every work day wll be fun and challenging 3.  Set goals and put in writing 4.  Proper dress and showing up counts 5.  Be on time 6.  Be patient with career 7.  Not all bosses are equal.  Some will be good and some will be not so good. 8.  Improve writing and speaking in public skills 9.  Learn to work with weak and strong team members 10.  Have fun....work to live don't live to work. As the panelists shared the peaks and valleys of their careers, a common theme emerged: adaptability, resilience, and audacity. Career trajectories are non-linear. When facing difficulties, they navigate challenges by seeking support and guidance from their teams, friends, family, coaches, or faculty. Matthew Lesho , Shijit Dasgupta and Kathleen Rand. The energy from the students and alumni during the networking session was through the roof. I left at 22:00, well past my bedtime! Students asked about taking the first step in their careers, and a few minutes might not be enough to cover everything. I recommend these three books, Learning to Fly by Mike Rosenberg Edge by Laura Huang and Small Actions by Eric Sim among others. These books can help you take your training wheels off. Feel free to experiment with their insights, share your career/life designs with me, and let me know your thoughts on OneHop! A shoutout to the organizers! It was a great turnout; we reached building capacity. It was good to see Kim Dolan Lee Gerstein Colette G. and their teams, Sonjala Williams M.S. and the Life Design Lab staff again. #johnshopkins #jhu #hopkinsconnect #onehop #leadershipjourney