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International Student Career Workshop

Overview Handout Interview and Resume Soft Skills

Handout

Sponsorship Sponsor means that the company is willing to file work authorization for us in the future. If a company does not sponsor, it is highly unlikely for them to hire international students as either summer intern or full time.

Common Questions on Website Are you legally eligible to work in the US? Yes! Will you require sponsorship for H1B in the future? Yes!

CPT, OPT and H1B CPT – Internship OPT – Full-time H1B – If you are lucky! 24 months

Application Process CPT: OPT: http://internationalcenter.umich.edu/immig/fvisa/f_cpt.html OPT: https://internationalcenter.umich.edu/students/f1-students/opt

CPT Apply as early as you get the job offer! I-center walk-in appointment!

CPT Eligibility Criteria Have been lawfully enrolled on a full-time basis for one academic year (i.e. two full consecutive terms) Be in lawful F-1 status Have U-M approved health insurance Have a job offer Not be enrolled in an intensive English language training program

OPT Eligibility Criteria To be eligible for OPT, the student must: Be in legal F-1 immigration status Be a full-time student for at least one academic year Have U-M approved health insurance

If you are applying for positions posting on Handshake, please read carefully. It is very likely that you will find the answer for the H-1B sponsorship question, but they are not correct sometimes. Please visit the company site and reach out to SAM Board/recruiter for sponsorship question.

Handshake

Handshake Available for international students:

Sponsor Company List: Cigna Munich RE (Life) Milliman (Life) Deloitte EY Willis Towers Watson Oliver Wyman Swiss Re Aon Mutual of Omaha CUNA Mutual Group New York Life Voya Global Atlantic Financial Group Nabil edit: I have removed American Family from this list. Their handshake listing is incorrect: they do NOT sponsor. I have emailed them about correcting this issue. Apply Early, especially companies not coming to career fair. Apply More, apply to any companies (seem likely to sponsor) through LinkedIn.

Resume and Interview

Resume Format How to build on International Intern Experiences? ACR format Review resume workshop: https://sam.math.lsa.umich.edu/workshops/ Review sample resumes: https://sam.math.lsa.umich.edu/resumes/ Schedule a touch base with me How to build on International Intern Experiences? Focus on Skills: Excel, Access, Powerpoint, Programming, Leadership Skills and how to use them to accomplish your projects Fun experiences: soccer coach, captain of basketball team, taking care of pandas, etc. (not necessarily fun to you, but must be fun to American recruiters)

Interview Questions related to your international background Tell me about yourself? Why do you want to study in the U.S.? Why do you transfer Confidence is important in American culture Show passion Firm handshake, good eye contact and interaction

Typical Question Type Do you think it is possible to put one million dollar cash into a duffle bag? (Market Sizing) How much would be a single premium whole life policy face value 10,000 for a 60 old male smoker? (Insurance Knowledge) Consulting, Retirement (Case question) Describe a situation when you need to accomplish something with incomplete information. (Behavior Question)

Soft Skills

Soft Skills Networking Culture

Networking Career Fair Company events Linkedin Prepare an elevator pitch Company events Know more about the company/industry Linkedin Make connections with Michigan Alumni Linkedin: People like hire people from same univeristy, so if you think some insurance company will to sponsor, add someone on linkedin and email them about the opportunity, introduce yourself.

Culture Find one or two things you stand out from others and confident to talk about 1. Dancing 2. Hiking 3. Volunteer 4. Travelling Get to know more about the American culture 1. Music 2. Sports Be American and Be yourself Refer to Personality part in elevator pitch. Food guy, sports guy. One special characteristic

Contact Information Marcus(Yuecheng) Li liyueche@umich.edu / 7049609150 Keera Feng keeraf@umich.edu