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Everything Always Works Out - James Quiambao
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At the beginning of the year, I was focused on landing the best full time role possible. I was cold emailing companies, doing informational
Everything Always Works Out - James Quiambao James Quiambao Start Here Essays Favourites Newsletter Compilations Archives RSS Search Everything Always Works Out At the beginning of the year, I was focused on landing the best full time role possible. I was cold emailing companies, doing informational interviews, mock interviewing and then some. I was playing to win. I landed multiple interviews with a few dream companies and went far in the process. Despite all my effort, my best opportunity ended up being the return offer from the most recent company I interned at. While I was grateful to fina
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