When you participate in RSM’s unique experiential learning opportunities - Bottom Line Simulation or Campus Automation Challenge - you receive valuable insights into tax, audit and consulting professional services which can help you define your career goals all while using your new skills in business-life scenarios.
This year’s student participants enjoyed their learning opportunities at RSM, but don’t just take our word for it. Here’s what they had to say:
The Bottom Line Simulation was an excellent training ground for what life may look like at a professional services firm. It helped me to understand the complex work of running a professional services firm and allowed me to collaborate with other highly motivated and competent students to achieve success.
Bottom Line Simulation helped me create a new network. After the simulation, I took it upon myself to connect with my teammates on LinkedIn. I thought it would be a great idea in case we end up at the same company or share connections in the future.
My favorite part of the Automation Challenge was the problem-solving aspect. I utilized my classroom skills in the real world and made valuable connections with professionals and students that will allow me to excel in my future career plans.
The Bottom Line Simulation helped me develop negotiation and pitching skills while building relationships with the various employees of RSM.
My favorite experience leading an Automation Challenge was building the bot. This event gave me an unusual experience, which allowed me to take the first step on the road of automation and helped me make progress in my studies/career.
Our people are empowered to make an impact, to own their career, and to achieve their personal and professional aspirations. We celebrate the differences among our talented employees.
When we bring those unique talents and perspectives together, it strengthens our teams and enhances the unique insights we provide our clients.
