Shannon Zulauf

I am an undergraduate student looking to expand my network and find a possible mentor - someone I can whose mistakes I can learn from and who can show me how to navigate the field as a graduate (which I will be in 2021)

#JULY20 #networking #mentorship

I am currently a college senior at Davenport University, earning a degree in fraud investigation and preparing for a career as a fraud examiner. I know the big moments matter, but I am curious about the small ones - the early decisions, habits, or mindsets that shaped your path.

i want to improve my leadership skills

I know what I'm good at and what I enjoy, and I have a broad idea of what I could do. I just don't know where to go from there. (Coming from a current College Freshman)

HI guys,
In my childhood i am interested in robotics,but now i am enthuciastic about cybersecurity .
i dont know what to do ?

To become a great person, I think you need to be led by a great person.

What qualities make someone a strong coach, including when it’s an informal role?

What is the best way to get in contact with people that would be willing to become life/career/business mentors. Im looking forward to learning from people with previous experiences, and being able to avoid a lot of mistakes as I develop in my business journey.

Most people say how important it is to get a mentor but never say how to get one . Especially for those who don’t know anyone in that particular field

Finding mentors is a difficult task in and of its own, however maintaining and nurturing those relationships is in my opinion 10x more difficult.

How can I successfully build those relationships as a high school, but also assure that they are impactful?

I'm pursuing an MBA in Infrastructure Management with a BBA in International Business background. I am a non-engineer, but I didn't want to pursue a traditional MBA, so I chose this course because the college insisted that it is not necessary to have an engineering background. I have 0 backlogs

I’m a freshman and someone who’s always thinking 100 steps ahead. Two of my biggest goals in life are to be a great mom and a successful consultant. I know consulting can be demanding, so I’d really appreciate hearing your perspective or advice on whether it’s possible to balance both, and what...

I'm a current high school senior, planning to attend Shippensburg University for my bachelor's in accounting. How would I know whether tax, auditing, corporate, or forensic is best for me?