On this episode of Double the Trouble, Imaad and Ananya speak with Tailai Wang, a fellow DD finishing up 3rd year on all things time management. They speak about each of their experiences balancing conflicting priorities, and discuss which of the 6 time management styles they each fit into. Later on in the episode the group discusses what to do within the breaks of semesters. For the second edition of Our Two Cents, Tailai and Imaad discuss the experience of acquiring their first co-op. How much does experience matter? What can you do to enhance that resume? What do employers look for? Want some unqualified advice? Send in your questions for the Our Two Cents segment on the form linked in our @doubledegreeclub LinkTree. ___ Double the Trouble is brought to you by the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University’s Double Degree Club. This episode was produced and engineered by Imaad Mian. Video production was led by Claire Shen. Marketing was done by Ananya Ohrie. Our team also includes Ainsley May, Jimmy Zhan, Alex Palmer, Vivek Bhardwaj, Judy Zheng, and James Ah Yong. Special thanks to Tailai Wang for being on today’s episode! Thanks for Listening!

For D2T’s first episode, Ananya, Imaad and the DDC’s President Ainsley May talk all about what the programs are like, the good, the bad and the ugly. They share the best and worst stories navigating the program, and reminisce about some old memories along the way. For the first edition of Our Two Cents, the group discusses how to maintain a work life balance, especially when it comes to balancing extra-curriculars. Want some unqualified advice? Send in your questions to the Our Two Cents forum on the DDC’s LinkTree @doubledegreeclub on Instagram. Credits: Double the Trouble is brought to you by the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University’s Double Degree Club. This episode was produced by Ananya Ohrie. Engineering and sound design was done by Imaad Mian. Video production was lead by Jimmy Zhan. Our team also includes: Vivek Bhardwaj, Claire Shen, Judy Zheng, Alex Palmer, and James Ah Yong. Special thanks to Ainsley May for appearing on today’s episode. Thanks for listening!