Supports management consulting engagements through data gathering and analysis, industry research, client interviews, presentation development, and participation in client meetings. Interns apply analytical, interpersonal, creative thinking, business management, and leadership skills while addressing real estate business issues and maintaining client confidentiality.
Responsibilities
As an Intern, your analytical, interpersonal, creative thinking, business management and leadership skills will be called upon from day one. You will be placed in the thick of the action as you work side-by-side with some of the best in the business. Every day is different, but our Interns are commonly responsible for data gathering and analysis, industry research, interviewing key clients, working on presentations and attending client meetings. In this role you are exposed to a variety of business issues and the real-world tools used to solve them. Client confidentiality means that we cannot share our clients' names, but if you are passionate about Real Estate, the chances are good that you know our clients.
Qualifications- Currently studying for a bachelor’s or post graduate degree from a renowned educational institution with a Real Estate/ MIS/ Accounting/Business focus.
- A solid team player who is also an independent thinker.
- A robust analytical skill set, an endless curiosity and a penchant for thinking the impossible.
- Deadline-driven, organized and able to multitask.
- Strong verbal, written and presentation skills.
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