How do you know which companies to target and how to prepare for them? I've been going through interviews and making it to the final round, but then things just go dead.

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Choosing the right companies to apply to

It really depends on your personal preferences and what industries you're interested in.
Are you drawn to health, tech, hospitality, or something else?
Once you’ve narrowed that down, you can start researching companies within those sectors.

Preparing for the interview

The first step is to define your research goals.

What exactly do you want to learn about the companies you're targeting?
It’s important to go beyond just understanding the company's products or services. While that’s crucial, you should also dive into the company’s culture, values, and recent news or developments.
This will give you a more well-rounded view of the company and help you connect your skills and interests to their mission.
Make sure to fully understand the role you're applying for. Know how it fits into the company’s broader goals and how your experience can contribute to their success.
 

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