Here’s a show for you… Bristol Mech Eng Grad: Karl de Menezes on Job Applications, Engineering and Selling Sweets in School episode of Undergraduate Survival Guide open.spotify.com/episode/1rdQu3…

What does it even mean to be an “influencer” anymore 🤣

This thing called life

Recently, I had a great time joining the Undergraduate Survival Guide Podcast (Undergraduate Survival Guide) as a guest! I had the chance to speak on my experiences at university, careers, and IGNITE Network. Listen to a sneak peek here: instagram.com/p/CLhB8XGH9p1/… Episode to come out this Thursday!

Can’t wait for guys to hear this ep!!

NETWORKING TIPS - THREAD Networking is very important. It can teach you new things, meet mentors you never thought you would have and can help you get into companies. But for many of us, we are not told how to network effectively. Here are some tips that have helped me😄!

I had the great privilege to join the Undergraduate Survival Guide as a guest! Jordan Ebert and I were able to discuss a range of topics including: - My experience studying at UCL. - My journey of career searching. - Why I started the IGNITE Network.

I would much appreciate it if you gave it a listen! You can listen here: Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2XuXW2JT9… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/und… YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=_WQzED…

The Undergraduate Survival Podcast (Undergraduate Survival Guide) is an amazing podcast series that features a wide variety of guests from different backgrounds. So check them and the rest of Jordan Ebert's work out! linktr.ee/ebert_jordan

One of the most charismatic and enthusiastic guests of the season so far - available everywhere now!!

You had to be there

I swear I've been to 100s of networking events and still haven't found a single job role that's interesting

Am I the only one that feels a way when guys view my LinkedIn profile but don't request to connect?

Who are the certified (London based) photographers?

Eid Mubarak my people 🎉

Exams over - back to work

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You see the biggest difference in wealth when you go uni I have to work on weekends so that I can survive, I don't get a single dime from my parents, some even send their parents their SFE Others get a monthly allowance, don't work, rent paid, who you think is gonna do better?