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Wendy Glavin

Marketing, AI, Writing, Networking, Agencies, Entrepreneurship, Public Relations, AI, Jobs, Careers
East Hampton, New York
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Arya May 01 608 views

What does a strong first 6–12 months in an entry-level role actually look like in practice for people working in marketing, and what tends to separate someone who quickly gets trusted with bigger projects from someone who mainly stays in executional support work?

For context, I'm asking as an upcoming college graduate who wants to pursue marketing and has been looking for roles in any kind of marketing space: product, brand, influencer, etc.

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Marvelis Apr 30 1861 views

If you were a business student again, what would you do differently to better prepare for your career?

I am currently a undergraduate junior majoring in accounting and a minor in international business. I want to make sure I'm using my time in college wisely to prepare for the real world.

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Zion May 01 345 views

How do I build a legal career without losing the entrepreneurial side of myself?

I am a college Junior who already runs online shop and multiple social media accounts while pursuing a future in law. I love both paths, but I worry that choosing one means slowly setting the other down. Is there a way to keep both?

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José Apr 30 713 views

How do I get started in the sports business industry as a college freshman?

I'm a graduating high school senior starting a BBA in Sports Administration this fall. I've always been passionate about sports, specifically baseball, soccer, and Formula 1, and I want to turn that into a real career in the business side of the industry. I'm not sure where to focus my energy...

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Nitai May 01 804 views

How and when should you know you are in the right major?

I'm a senior planning on studying chemistry at the University of Virginia next year. But I also am not certain that is what I want to pursue. I hear a lot about people changing majors quite a bit in college, but I feel like a lot of the perception of a subject is based on specific classes and...