Episode 1 - How to get a Tesla Internship via LinkedIn
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I had the privilege of interviewing my good friend, Abdelwadood Daoud who was willing to take us through some of the significant steps he walked across his journey to becoming a successful Mechanical Engineering student and securing an internship (Co-op) at Tesla Motors. Here are episodes 1 and 2 with Wadood, and his journey to his own pursuit of purpose! He wasn't dealt the best cards, but he figured out a way to make the best of what he was given.
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