Find out how you can identify and use your personal brand for MBA career success with Old Dominion University
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Fri Mar 24 2023
What makes you unique? What can you bring to the workplace environment? These are just a few of the questions you should be asking yourself when identifying your personal brand for your career.
In this BusinessBecause Presents workshop, senior writer, Shannon Cook, speaks with faculty and alumni from the Old Dominion University Strome College Of Business MBA program about how to create a professional brand that works and how to use this brand throughout the entire job application process.
Panelists from ODU include Susan K. Craft, professor of human resources, Melville (M.J.) Walters, program manager at Chewy, and Shanna Wood, MBA program manager.
Key takeaways from this webinar:
→ Find out why your personal brand matters and how to identify it yourself
→ Hear about how cultivating your personal brand can lead to career success, with insight from an ODU MBA alum who transitioned from a career in the military to program management
→ Gain a glimpse into the learning experience at ODU and hear about what makes this US business school unique
My view of ODU is nothing short of amazing. I started attending ODU at in 2020 at the beginning of COVID-19 so most of my journey has been virtual but despite being in a virtual environment the faculty and staff have made me feel at home. The campus has endless opportunities for growth and academic assistance as well as hiring events for students looking to connect with jobs in their field. The campus is bright and lively but still has academia at the center of it. Its not too much of a party campus but there are opportunities for safe wholesome fun. All of my professors and advisors have been ready and willing to help with every issue, question, or concern.
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3/10/2023
On Campus
The perspective of ODU from a Freshman
Old Dominion University is a diverse university that has a variety of clubs, sports, Greek activities, and more on campus. They have plenty of food options ranging from Italian to Vegan. Everyone is welcoming and supportive on campus, and there is plenty of support for all Old Dominion University students. I personally dislike the placement of my dorm complex due to the not-so-friendly neighborhood nearby, but it is only a 10-minute walk to all my classes. If I could change one thing about Old Dominion University, then it would be to include a small dining hall for each dorm complex opened after hours of the main dining hall on Campus.
Student
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6/12/2022
On Campus
Positivity Life changing
The diversity is key and this university demonstrates this. From the admissions, to the professors to the administration...it all shows a level of diverse rhythm and harmony that brings others together to learn in an environment that is enriching
Alicia
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18/09/2023
Blended
A program with a lot of patience
I attended this university starting in 2014 and took many breaks in between for many reasons. I struggled with a lot personally on and off every semester, but I was still able to come back and finish with a decent GPA, which was fantastic.
My biggest issue with the college I was a part of at ODU was that I had little to no help finding an internship, which was part of my reason for finishing later than I started.
I also wish that they had made their health services more readily available to students no matter what year they were attending for.
Student
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16/04/2022
On Campus
Professors
I like the relationship with my professors, they really made sure that I fully understood what was going on. I think the campus could have been a little bit safer, they seemed to be a little bit of security issues.
Student
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4/06/2022
On Campus
ODU_ FreshmanYear
I really like how there are many options if it goes wrong or if you’re falling behind in your courses, there are many resources to help you. However, I don’t like how the professors don’t care too much to help you. College is really about being on your own and the transition from high school to college was definitely different yet effective.
