Climate Rising
Three MBA Summer Interns in Business and Climate Change
Oct 11, 2023
Harvard Business School MBA students Nabig Chaudhry, Mitch Hirai, and Kamya Jagadish share their experiences interning in climate-related businesses, discussing their search process, projects related to zero emissions delivery, and the importance of networking. They provide valuable advice on job hunting in the field, recommend resources and sources for staying updated on climate-related news, and share their future career plans related to climate change and urban job creation.
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Quick takeaways
- Cold emailing or messaging can lead to unexpected job opportunities and following up with multiple emails can increase the chances of getting a response.
- Identifying personal interests and exploring various industries with an open mind is crucial when considering a career in climate and business.
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Importance of Reaching Out and Creating Opportunities
One key piece of advice is to not be shy about reaching out to organizations or individuals, even if there isn't a job posting available. Cold emailing or messaging can lead to unexpected opportunities. Additionally, following up with multiple emails can increase the chances of getting a response. Networking and leveraging the resources available at business schools or through alumni connections can also provide valuable insights and leads.
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