-: One thing that is really important to me
about Quad Graphics is the people.
I feel really supported.
And what's cool is coming in
and trying take that first step in your career.
This is my first job out of college.
I really feel supported just by the corporate trainees
I work with, my management, but even within my departments.
I feel there's a lot of emphasis
on learning within Quad Graphics.
And I feel like I'm able to learn a lot.
Even if I'm going to a meeting where, you know,
as kinda that entry level person,
I'm probably not the most important voice in the room,
but I'm able to work with a lot of people
that have a lot of experience within Quad Graphics,
or within other companies that have came over to Quad.
And I feel like I'm able to learn a lot.
But one of our values of the company is trusted trust.
I do feel trusted.
I feel like even though I'm an entry-level employee
I'm able to have a lot of responsibility
with recruiting, communications, projects that I'm on.
I feel trusted.
But also I'm able to get feedback
on kinda how I can improve in the future.
The hardest part I would say of the day to day
right now is managing projects.
I touch a lot of different projects,
and oftentimes the problem that I face
is which project has to be done now,
which one can be late.
And I ask myself that question almost every single day.
Especially when I'm traveling it's oftentimes hard.
Like this week I will only be in the office two days.
I would say one thing, two, that's hard
within my role is you move around a lot,
so it's hard to really master a skill.
You're in most roles for six months,
so you're kinda learning as you go.
And you might feel very competent
by the time you're done with the role,
but you're gonna probably move into a different role
and kinda push yourself and learn new things.
But I would say just being able to overcome the adversity
of what happens every day and understanding
that things change and not everything will
be able to meet every single deadline.
And you're gonna make mistakes.