>> The best things about my job are definitely my co-workers
that are very passionate about their work.
My supervisors are extremely supportive of professional development and really been able
to explore areas that are of interest to you.
And then the other side of it is, I get to see the inner workings of how a huge movement
like the Red Cross can function all around the world and really how
to help them perform more effectively
and helping people most affected by conflicts and disaster.
I think one challenging part about the job is there's a wide variety of personalities.
Anytime you're working in an international setting,
you're going to have cultural differences.
Not every Red Cross sees the way to reach our goals in the same way.
And so sometimes there are conflicts there.
So one challenge is to balance them and to prepare the American Red Cross leadership
to handle that situation tactfully and intelligently.