Right now, the state of the professional world is wild. Many people are unexpectedly looking for jobs, while others feel stuck in their current role with so many companies on a hiring freeze.

At my best as an Enneagram 1, I value honesty above all else, I’m responsible and honor my commitments, and I am always working to improve myself.

Completing an internship with Choice Media and Communications provides the opportunity to learn many real-life lessons that sitting in a classroom simply could not teach us.

Growing up with a speech impediment, I would always get teased for mispronouncing words. (You would have no idea how often words like turquoise and breakfast get brought up in the third grade.)

Recently I was asked why mentoring is such a huge passion of mine and where that began for me.

This year, we had the pleasure of serving Choice as Summer 2019 interns. Each of us has gained a great deal of knowledge that we will take with us throughout the rest of our careers.

I was born in the 70s, raised in the 80s, in high school and college in the 90s.

My dearest Heather, It’s 2019 and you are celebrating the 5th anniversary of Choice.

Last night, during a podcast interview, I was asked my best advice for being a great leader.

When I first started school, my advisors consistently talked about a brilliant girl who, throughout her time in undergrad, had completed nearly 12 internships.

What comes to mind when you drive past Starbucks? How about Target? What do you think when you walk into Chick-fil-A?

Recently, I spoke with Girlboss about what leadership looks like and a topic we don’t hear a lot about – what is it really like to be the boss.

2017 was one of the hardest years of my life. For a variety of reasons I struggled through the entire year both personally and professionally.