>> Winella Reed: All -- the variety of it; the variety of it.
I also feel -- I meet so many different companies, particularly scaling up.
I used to work for the business school, now I'm working for University Career Services.
So I work with all manner of students and employers,
including those who are enrolled in the business school.
So what I do like the most about it is just the variety.
It's -- you're meeting with a variety of students, you're meeting with a variety
of employers, different companies, different opportunities,
different organizations, different cultures.
And it's just also knowing that I have this really pivotal role
in assisting students once they're in school,
and ultimately after they're finished with school.
I feel like I'm the end result of why students go to college in the first place.
Biggest challenge for me is sometimes I'm sucked into meetings all day.
So it feels like the day flies.
It feels like there are not enough hours in the day.
So that would be the biggest challenge, just learning to manage all the demands on my time,
and try to fit everything that I say I want to do within that 8-hour day;
because there have been days where I sat down and said, "Oh my God, what have I done today?"
And then when I look at my calendar I realize that I'd literally been
in meetings all throughout the day, all very helpful and very important.
So that's one of my biggest challenges.
Yes.
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