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Making a Difference in Marketing and Veganism…Barbara Jun
On Friday, I was talking to the associate at a chocolate company. She was telling me how marketing and advertising works at her business. I thought the way marketing works in general really applied to making a difference. For each target audience, she said the team really tries to hone in on what each audience […]
Talk About THE Future…Barbara Jun
One of the more impactful, but easiest ways that I think anyone can make a difference is to talk to someone who is younger about their future. This does not mean a serious five hour conversation or anything, it can simply be a ten fifteen minute conversation over coffee. I honestly wish that I had […]
Admiring Phil Knight…Brittany Marquez
I admire Phil Knight, the CEO of Nike. He made a business plan and started selling shoes out of the trunk of his car at track meets across the Pacific Northwest back in the 1960’s. He didn’t love the “swoosh†logo at first, but it is now one of the most recognized logos ever. As […]
Advice for Apprentice Recruitment…Brittany Marquez
My advice is solely to be yourself. If you are yourself and you show that loud and clear to Mona and/or any other staff, if you are the right person, they will pick you. If you try to be someone you’re not, it will come off in a bad way and then you will be […]
Making a Difference State of Mind…Brittany Marquez
The way I go about ensuring I make a difference each week is keeping it on the forefront of my mind. Like anything, when you forget something, put it at the bottom of your list, or in the “back of your head,†you tend not to accomplish what you set out to do. It has […]
Confidence in Writing…Brittany Marquez
As a TEM (Tourism and Events Management) major at George Mason University, we do not do a ton of writing in long form; it is mainly documents, forms, resumes, etc… Since working with iMADdu, I have gained experience creating blog posts and articles, critiquing other people’s writing, and summarizing research that I have been completing. […]
Reflections on an Article on Yale…Barbara Jun
I recently read an article about Yale undergraduates. My friend sent it to me because she saw that this article pertained to me. It was basically about liberal minded people who wanted to go into non-profits, local businesses, or companies that make a difference internationally or nationally that is not concentrated in finance or consulting […]
Be Useful…Yara El Mowafy
At my previous job I handled branding and marketing projects for a small company. As a senior in High School I had no credentials that made me fit for that job… but I did have an internship experience! I can’t stress enough how important it is for striving students to apply themselves in internships/apprenticeships/mentorships before […]
Technology Skills to Success at iMADdu…Brittany Marquez
I think in order to be a successful apprentice at iMADdu, you need to possess above average technology skills. You need to able to work the Smartsheet a lot. For example, I opened up SmartSheet for my mom who has below average technology skills and she was completely stumped. She had no idea where to […]
The iMADdu Choice…Brittany Marquez
I chose iMADdu for a number of reasons. The job description of being able to do a lot of stuff that entrepreneurs do was very enticing. I thought it would be a great way to expand my skills. Mona and her team also offer a lot of flexibility. I am able to work completely remotely, […]
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