EdITH Briefcase Introduces Accomplishment Feed to Celebrate Achievements
Briefcase now includes an activity feed to inform users about the latest career developments and achievements among students and associates in the university.
February 1, 2025
Newsroom
Briefcase, the exclusive networking platform for FEU Tech students and associates, has unveiled its latest feature: an accomplishment feed focused on career milestones. It transforms Briefcase from a simple portfolio platform into a vibrant hub for professional growth and connection.
The Accomplish Feed allows students and associates to highlight their proudest achievements, whether big or small, while receiving recognition and encouragement from their peers and mentors. From promotions and project completions to certifications, hackathon wins, and personal projects, users can now share their success stories in an interactive and engaging way.
A Powerful Tool for Professional Growth
The new feed feature is a powerful tool for professional development. Students can gain valuable insights by observing the career paths of associates, learning about different industries, and discovering potential mentors. They can also connect with peers with similar interests and aspirations, building a strong professional network before graduating.
Meanwhile, the Briefcase feed offers associates a unique opportunity to give back to the FEU Tech community. By sharing their milestones and experiences, they can inspire current students, offer guidance, and potentially discover future talent. It's a way for them to stay connected to their alma mater and contribute to the growth of the next generation of tech leaders.
Strengthening the FEU Tech Ecosystem
The launch of the Accomplish Feed marks a significant step in the evolution of Briefcase. It solidifies the platform's position as a vital resource for FEU students and associates by providing a unique space to connect, celebrate, and grow. As the community embraces this new feature, it promises to become an invaluable tool for professional development and networking within the MILES Paraverse ecosystem. It’s a testament to the university's commitment to fostering a supportive and inspiring environment for its students and associates, empowering them to achieve their full potential in the ever-evolving world of technology.
Patricia Bianca S. Taculao-Deligero is a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism Graduate from the University of Santo Tomas. She has an extensive portfolio from working in various local media outlets, with articles focusing on lifestyle, entertainment, agriculture, technology, and local government units, among other subjects. Her specialty is in feature writing. She is also proficient in news writing.