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Designing Career Exploration Tools for Full-Time MBA Students

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I designed a collection of 14 industry-segmented PDF documents to be accessed by full-time MBA students at UCLA for the purpose of career exploration.

ContributorsDevereaux, Jessica (Author) / Lauer, Claire (Degree committee member) / Mara, Miriam (Degree committee member)
Created2019-04-22

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