“I do shadow day every semester through my program so I just had about 50 students going to 10 different companies interviews last month”

Profiles in Risk · Cindy Baroway - PIR Ep. 880

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run a shadow-day each semester where students interview at multiple companies

about 50 students going to 10 different companies interviews last month

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