-: I studied physiology which is a lot
of dealing with body systems.
But the real portion that it, that degree
really teaches, or focuses on,
attention to detail.
So I've seen people in my same position
that come from economic backgrounds,
marketing backgrounds, journalism backgrounds,
but they all kinda tie in together that
the real attention to detail and focusing on
starting something and executing it
with taking strategic risks
is kinda the big portion of our roles.
So you can kinda come from a little bit
of anyway as long as it's the mindset that we look for.
And that's the biggest thing that I've learned,
especially coming from my degree,
not really touching in to clothing,
my ability to just analyze and execute
is what really made me successful in this role.
I personally like when someone on a resume is necessarily,
they've tried different things
because it kinda lets you, it kinda
gives you a different perspective.
If you find some interns or applications
they've just done this, this, and this
their whole careers, well like how does
that change your perspective from a different point of view?
So I like a little bit of people who have done
marketing but they've also done something else,
like, kinda gives them a unique perspective
in their own business
and how does that all tie in.
I do like to see the people who have taken on
a little bit more than just the role requirements.
You know, like, kinda stepping out and being like
I wanna try this or I wanna see what that is like.
That little bit of ambition,
especially in clothing or retail,
everything moves so fast,
so you have to kinda take a second
and just, like, jump at something new
and run with it and being able to change on the fly.
So I wanna, I like to see how have you done that
in your professional career.
What have you done that made you feel uncomfortable
and how did you kind of push through it?
So, that's a question that I would ask,
but on the resume, I would love to see
what kind of projects you were taking on
that are just above your standard
roles and responsibilities.