business
JP Morgan Executive Shares Insider Recruiting Tips
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“Recruiters like to see candidates who possess musical and athletic talent, or a good work experience to accompany a strong GPA,” Pak said.
Money & Business
Cornell Sophomores Co-Found Campus’s First Black Investment Fund
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After competing against other highly qualified students to land a coveted spot in an exclusive business club on campus, Cheick Camara ‘22 noticed a glaring issue within the organization: a lack of diversity.
business
Online Grocery Shopping Platform Provides Food for Locals Amidst Coronavirus Scare
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Since the COVID-19 outbreak afflicted the U.S., fear of food shortages and interpersonal interactions have driven many people to order non-perishables and more through their screens…The online grocery shopping platform, Rosie, founded by Nick Nickitas MBA ’14, “provides a set of technology that turns any local store into a mini Amazon.com.”
business
The Psychology of the Restaurant Business
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“Students are rewarded too often for finding the right answer. In most subjects and in real life, there is no right answer…make connections among different disciplines, cultures, and your own experience,” Robson said. “The way that you think makes you unique and useful in business. If you can be useful, you have a competitive advantage.”
business
As Markets Tumble Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak, Professors Weigh In On Future of Chinese Economy
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“I personally expect the stock market to rebound and correct over-reactions to the coronavirus problem. The harder question is when,” Cong said. “If it is just as severe or becomes more severe, then that would be a big issue for both stock markets and the economy.”
business
Carla Harris, Vice Chairman at Morgan Stanley, Offers Advice to Cornell Students Interested in Finance
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“I knew I was smart, and I knew I could work hard. So why wasn’t it working for me?”
business
Family Business Spotlight: House of Diamonds
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“After going to Cornell, it makes me feel like I can honestly do anything in the world,” Jain said.
business
SC Johnson Dean Hallock Discusses New Wellness Initiatives, Post-Merger Admission Trends
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“After the formation of the college, the number of applications to Dyson doubled in a single year,” the dean said.
business
Career Talk: Networking for Introverts
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One of the pieces of advice my friends always used to tell me was, “Just be yourself.” And I always responded, “If I were being myself, I wouldn’t be there.” Jeff Liu ’20
Entrepreneur
Alumni Spotlight on Peter Cetale ’19: Infusing Technology Into Religious Organizations
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Today, money speeds across the world online via Venmo and PayPal. Previously, old institutions like churches were left out of this technological advancement. The fact that these religious organizations are reliant on donation baskets and face-to-face contact make them ripe candidates for digital integration, according to alumnus Peter Cetale ’19. Religio, a church management startup co-founded by Cetale, aims to create modern solutions for churches.