Molly

"When I started as an undergrad at UCLA, the only thing I knew for sure was that I wanted to study history—didn't have like a career in mind."

"my responsibilities are really just making sure that the company is operating in good standing and I answer any questions that come up"

"The fun part about being associate counsel on an in-house legal team is you never know what kind of questions you're gonna get."

"One of the most important skills for my job as in-house counsel is managing expectations."

"if you can find a company like that highly recommend jumping on that because it's Not the rule, but I'm feel very fortunate my current role."

"Knowing how to communicate your message...is knowing that people don't want everything you know, they just want the answer to their question."

"Industry challenges might pop up that you never expected...There's no playbook for it and you just have to roll with it."

"It's not just, here's the one thing that we're gonna tackle for this company. It's every day level, and it's a hard thing to keep up that momentum."

"Sometimes saying I don't know is the right answer."

"a great role to get exposure to the legal industry... paralegals, whether at a law firm or even in-house companies are always looking for paralegals"

"You are the only one who has to live with your choices."

"That process of elimination was huge and I've actually carried that through into my post law school legal career. Trying it out is always worth it."