Testimonials from Students

Being a part-time student with no business background, networking was crucial if I wanted to successfully pursue a career in brand management. Without Jaymin’s help and resources, I would not have landed interviews with Kimberly (continued…)

Jaymin – You’re absolutely amazing. Your knowledge on the subject matter and your public speaking skills are second to none. Your networking techniques helped me and many of my classmates land a meaningful summer internship! (continued…)

Thank you!  Your topics and discussion regarding the circle of death, 30-second pitch and the segmentation of networks was one of the most unique learning experiences for me.

Thank you for your presentation.  I really enjoyed it and found it very informative; I never thought about networking and the job market in that light before.  I thank you very much for your insight (continued…)

I wish I had seen your presentation 2-3 years ago!  My guess is that I’d be interviewing with a different set of companies this fall, but I have no doubt that your insights will benefit (continued…)

It was great to hear about your experience with recruiting from both sides of the table, as well as some of the etiquette involved with the sometimes awkward dynamics. It was eye opening to see some (continued…)

Thank you for your presentation at our school yesterday. There is no way I would have considered my 30 second pitch to be “Rockstar” without your initial guidelines and feedback. I definitely felt I was one (continued…)

Thank you for coming to campus to share your advice on how to network like a rock star! I found the session to be incredibly helpful and relevant, and have already used your advice about reaching (continued…)

I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for your session. Seems like I’ve been to a million ’how to network’ meetings and have never really gotten much out of them. However, I really (continued…)

You are an amazing speaker and an incredible author. Your Rockstar Approach has made a large impact in my life. I now look at networking in a whole new way. I always want to be a (continued…)