Diana Diakité’s Meta U Internship Week #1
Intro Have you ever had those moments where while there’s a lot going on at once you are also figuring out what exactly is going on?? Week #1 at any … Continued
News
Bloomberg TV Interview with Sue Harnett
Our own Sue Harnett was interviewed by Bloomberg TV the other day about the state of recruitment and tech jobs right now as pertains to our community. Watch the full … Continued
Making Things Possible: My Experience(s) as a Goldman Sachs Engineer
written by Alexa Murray, UPenn Class of 2020 and RTC Fellow What first drew me to Goldman Sachs was the reputation of the firm and the quality of its people. Everyone … Continued
How to Survive the First Day of Your Internship
Congratulations! You got yourself an internship! As the beginning of the internship season approaches, the sense of security and euphoria you’ve been basking in since you accepted the offer starts … Continued
Landing an Internship 101: What you should know, what you should do, and how you can do it
Applying to internships can be one of of the most stressful processes in college. Starting out, you might not know how to start or feel under-qualified to apply for positions. … Continued
Design → Software → Product → ?: My Traveling Student Problem
Have you ever walked down a supermarket aisle for some ice cream, only to see this: You might’ve been craving something you know you’ll love and found yourself here — … Continued
Why I Delayed my Graduation to Find my Passion
It would be an understatement to say that my first three years of university were difficult. An intense academic curriculum coupled with the hit my ego took when I was … Continued
Advice for First-Time Interns
Here is some advice that I would have liked to have when I was first starting my internship. I hope you’ll find this useful. Don’t be afraid to ask … Continued
Welcome to Rewriting the Code
Our Rewriting the Code news blog has been created to share news and stories that are happening within the community. Contributors will include RTC leadership as well as students, and … Continued