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Straight answers from people in the field.
Two-minute videos from professionals on how they got where they are, and what they'd do in your shoes. When you want to go deeper, book a free hour with a Giver, one of our volunteer mentors.
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What you need
Career path
New here? Start with this
Resources to find your next job
Matt Rogers · President of Commodity Weather Group
9 videos
Building skills
How to prepare for a career in meteorology
Dr. Nat Johnson · Research Meteorologist - NOAA/GFDL
Building skills
What can I do in school to prepare for a career in meteorology
Professor Steven Decker · Professor at Rutgers
Internships & first experience
What if I can't get an Internship?
David Margolin · Senior Meteorologist at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)
Networking
Why does networking matter so much?
Professor Steven Decker · Professor at Rutgers
Career Paths
Career paths in research meteorology
Dr. Nat Johnson · Research Meteorologist - NOAA/GFDL
Career Paths
Career paths in energy and commodities
Matt Rogers · President of Commodity Weather Group
Finding openings
How to get a job when you lack experience
Sean Bratton · Meteorologist at Commodity Weather Group
Finding openings
Resources to find your next job
Matt Rogers · President of Commodity Weather Group
Finding openings
How to get a job when you lack experience
Matt Rogers · President of Commodity Weather Group
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- 1–3 minutes. Short is the point. Two minutes is ideal.
- Landscape, quiet room. Hold the phone sideways, face a window, no music.
- Start with the answer. Say who you are in one line, then answer.