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Welcome! This is your weekly all-in-one launchpad for 2025 & 2026 opportunities. Each week, this hand-picked digest delivers the latest internships and new graduate roles (only those posted in the last 25 days!), a peek at Apple’s next-gen AI platform at WWDC, an expert career tip, and powerful job search resources—all the fresh, verified opportunities and insights you need to succeed.

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🎓 Quick Career Tip of the Week

Networking with Purpose: How I’m Making Real Connections During My Internship

When I started my internship, I realized that casually "meeting people" wasn’t enough. If I wanted to learn and grow, I needed to be intentional about who I talked to and why. So I’ve been approaching networking with a clear strategy — here’s what’s working:

1. Know What You’re Looking For
Before I reach out to anyone, I ask myself:

• What am I curious about?

• What do I want to learn from this person?

This helps me target the right people, for example, team leads in [insert interest area like “product marketing” or “data science”] — and tailor my conversations accordingly.

2. Keep It Short & Respectful
I send quick messages asking for 15-20 minutes of their time for an informal chat. I make it clear I’m an intern, mention what specifically I’d love to hear about, and always thank them for considering it. Most people say yes.

3. Come Prepared with Real Questions
Instead of just “What do you do?”, I ask things like:

• What decisions led you to your current role?

• What do you wish you’d known earlier in your career?

• What’s a challenge you’ve had to navigate here?

4. Listen Like You Mean It
I treat these chats like mini masterclasses. I take notes, ask follow-ups, and stay fully engaged. People notice when you actually care.

5. Follow Up Thoughtfully
Afterwards, I send a short thank-you message that references something we talked about. It shows I was paying attention — and it keeps the door open for future conversations.

Why This Works:

• I’m getting real insight into roles, career paths, and company culture.

• I’m building genuine relationships, not just “contacts.”

• I’ve started to connect with informal mentors, and people are remembering me for the right reasons.

• Most importantly, these conversations are helping me figure out what I want from my career.

🔍 Deep Dive: Company Spotlight (Tech)

Next week at WWDC, Apple is expected to roll out its most ambitious AI initiative yet: “Apple Intelligence.” Instead of launching a flashy chatbot, Apple’s rumored approach is to quietly embed generative AI across its core apps and operating systems.

Instead of a chatbot, expect AI features baked into everyday apps:

• 📄 Smart summaries in Safari

• 📧 Suggested replies in Mail

• 🗣️ A revamped, actually useful Siri

• 🔒 On-device AI for speed + privacy

• 🔧 Dev tools for AI-native apps

Why It Matters:

• This isn’t catch-up; it’s classic Apple: deeply integrating AI into experiences people already use, with a heavy focus on privacy.

• For developers, this could mean new frameworks (likely tied to Core ML), and a big push to rethink how apps can use AI natively.

• For tech pros, it's a signal to level up on Apple’s ecosystem, especially how to build practical, user-first AI features.

Bottom line: Even if Apple’s not first, its execution could reshape how AI fits into our everyday digital lives — quietly, and everywhere.

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