AI & Machine Learning

I made a hire-me video that went viral and got me a job

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A Dartmouth senior named Anya Roodnitsky created a viral "hire-me" video that led to her securing a job at an energy startup. Her unconventional approach highlights the importance of networking and self-promotion in today's competitive job market, offering insights into effective job-search strategies beyond traditional applications.

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