Why Blank Slates Aren’t All Sunshine and Rainbows
While quitting your corporate job to work at a local small business for the summer and figuring out what path you want to take next is exhilarating and freeing, it…
read moreWhile quitting your corporate job to work at a local small business for the summer and figuring out what path you want to take next is exhilarating and freeing, it…
read moreDuring the almost five years I had spent at the financial institution that I was employed at, I had served in a variety of roles from project governance and management…
read moreAs I returned to Notre Dame’s campus in January 2019 for my orientation/immersion week before we began our bi-weekly classes in Chicago for the Master’s of Science in Finance (MSF)…
read moreOne of the unexpected challenges that I dealt with early on in my career was the ability to change gears and adjust to the ebbs and flows of the business…
read moreAs I became more adept at my new role, settled into the company, and gained confidence in my abilities, I was soon afforded more responsibility. Subsequent to the filing of…
read moreHow does one go from not saying a word during meetings to leading them a few months later? How does one go from predominantly working alone in school and the…
read moreThe role of a project manager was never something I had learned about or understood prior to being willing to fill this space for the annual stress testing process that…
read moreShortly after my memorable, albeit embarrassing, interview day, I received a call from the interviewer who had called me in the stairwell and conducted my final interview. From this point…
read moreAlthough I had ceased both my schooling programs and coaching jobs without knowing what I wanted to do next, I had a general idea that I wanted a job that…
read moreBurnt out. Apathetic. Drained. Despite my initial excitement and zeal in my coursework, substitute teaching, and coaching experiences after graduation, these were the feelings circling in my gut as the…
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