Julia FedorinContent Creator + Podcaster, Composio · Storytelling & Podcasting @Composio | Prev Brand @Shopify

he works at colliers international the GLOBAL LEADER in real estate services🤯

16 Oct 2024 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

1:01

In this interview, a Colliers International employee (Speaker B) explains his role as a commercial real estate broker and how he secured the position through persistent cold calling, hard work, and networking with industry managers. When asked about career paths for college students, he expresses a bias toward corporate environments, citing familiarity and greater resources for talent development. He also offers advice for students struggling with job searches, emphasizing proactive outreach, visibility, and leveraging corporate resources, though the specific advice is not fully detailed in the transcript.

What is your job and how long have you been doing it for?
I work at Colliers International. It's a commercial real estate brokerage.
What do you think is the key to you landing this job?
Um, just cold calling, working hard, connecting with people in the industry. Especially when I first started, to make sure to call the top managers to discuss how I can help their day-to-day.
If you were a college student and you had to choose to work in corporate or a startup, where would you choose to work at?
I'm biased, but I would say corporate because that's what I know and what I've been in. But I also think there's a lot of resources in corporate that can help young talent in developing their future path.
What piece of advice do you have for college students who are struggling with their job search?
To just stick with it and, you know, and there will be opportunities out there. Call everybody, be in front of them, be noisy, grind, and be in first, be loud, stay late.