Allstate Lunch and Learn Draws a Crowd
More than 50 students attended the Allstate Lunch and Learn in
Working for an insurance company is not only about claims and premiums. "The reality is the insurance part of the corporation is one piece and running a major Fortune 100 company is another,"
Allstate, which has 5,000 employees and is based in
In addition to looking for individuals to fill entry-level jobs in areas throughout the company, Allstate offers three-year investment and finance rotational programs and 160 paid summer internships.
Langkamp advised students to attend Speed Networking and go to the Career Advancement Center to learn how to network and interview for internships and jobs.
"Practice, practice, practice interviewing," she said. "When you do them well, you get hired."
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* Envision Your Future: Next Steps at
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