Read the 2019 MFin Employment to learn where recent graduates and interns are working.
HIGHLIGHTS:
100% Reporting Rate
100% of 18-month students conducted internships
99% accepted full-time offers by 6-months post-graduation
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By Gary Burnison | CNBC
I’ve received thousands of resumes throughout my entire career — and believe me, I’ve seen them all: Too long, too short, too boring, too many typos, too hard to read and every layout imaginable.
To be completely …
By Sue Duke | World Economic Forum | December 19, 2019
The emerging jobs of the future economy require skills in new and disruptive technologies – yet according to this year’s Global Gender Gap Report, these are the areas with the largest gender …
By Madison Semarjian | Entrepreneur | December 19, 2019
It’s official: Data science isn’t just for tech companies anymore. From the ethical treatment of farm animals to sleep optimization and fashion, Zank Bennett, CEO of Bennett Data Science, helps entrepreneurs utilize artificial …
By Anne Trafton | MIT News | December 18, 2019
For many years, some parents have noticed that their autistic children’s behavioral symptoms diminished when they had a fever. This phenomenon has been documented in at least two large-scale studies over the …
By Noah Smith | Bloomberg | December 18, 2019
As a few technology hubs and big cities leave much of the country in the dust, towns and urban areas across the U.S. are emptying out and falling into decay. Simply helping people …
By Cale Guthrie Weissman | ModernRetail | January 2, 2020
A DTC shift is on the horizon.
Over the last few years, many companies have risen to prominence with the promise of being direct: They would sell products directly to customers, mostly …
By Allen Lamb | Fast Company | December 19, 2019
When I authored my MIT Sloan master’s thesis, “The Online Obstacle: A Study of African-American Enterprise on the Internet,” nearly a decade ago, it spoke to the fact that not one runaway …
By Peter Economy | Inc. | January 3, 2020
You may have all the experience and achievements in the world–but if you can’t effectively communicate your successes, you will have a hard time convincing others you deserve a job or position.
It …
By Mary Beth Gallagher | MIT News | December 18, 2019
In the early 20th century, just as electric grids were starting to transform daily life, an unlikely advocate for renewable energy voiced his concerns about burning fossil fuels. Thomas Edison expressed …
