On Thursday, March 23rd I attended a recruitment fair held by Baruch Consulting  Club. To be honest, I  mainly attended because my friend, whom is a junior, is searching for new career opportunities and had asked me to go with her. Nevertheless, I’m glad I went. The fair was for EY, Earnest and Young, recruitment. The fair was extremely helpful and informational for anyone who is looking to get their foot in the door, career-wise. The leaders of the fair explained how the first moments of your professional life defines the start of an important journey. They explained their values as a company and how their values define who they are. Furthermore, they went on to elaborate on their “Better beings with you” program, which enables the company to recognize and celebrate individuals and teams who work for their company. The recruitment fair was aimed for people who are searching for a job, yet was interesting to me even though I do not plan on searching for a job for some time. Overall, this recruitment fair explained mainly what the life of a worker would look like for EY and the core values of their company. I learned a lot about what my future recruitment journey will look like.

Spring

The Spring earth is so warm.

So beautiful.

The sun is shining

and the children are playing.

Yet I am the flower

struggling to bloom.

While the world around is flourishing,

I am as weak and as fragile

as the damaged ground below me.

Lord, give me the strength

to blossom

this Spring.

Hey guys, I hope everyone’s semester is going well and no one is stressing too much! So last week I went to the Rubin Museum of art. All of your posts inspired me to go and I’m so happy I did! The Rubin Museum of Art primarily showcases art and ideas of the Himalayas, India, and surrounding regions. The museum itself was interesting along with being entertaining, and I can surely say that I enjoyed myself the entire time of being there, engaging in their many programs such as films, concerts, and on-stage conversations.
Because I attended the museum a week ago, I was fortunate enough to be able to see the Genesis Breyer P-Orridge exhibit. This exhibit recently opened, and is absolutely beautiful. I also really enjoyed the exhibition on Buddhist iconography and the multiples photos of India taken by Steven McCurry.