>> Know what you're looking for and if you're undecided, that's fine
but know the company you're looking at.
So the most conversation I always get is hi, I'm looking for --
I'm wondering if you have any internship opportunities.
Well yes, we do.
Great and then there's a pause, they don't know who Altria is; they haven't researched.
So I would say research the company that you're looking at.
Be prepared with questions of why you're interested in that company,
even if you don't know what you want to do, you can look to cater your conversation
to the company and you'll be far more effective and have a lot more --
you'll get a lot more out of the conversations.
And don't be deterred just 'cause it says sales or finance or insurance; it may not --
find out what they actually do and it's not always the company name
or the product that's going to make your career.