Jerry

"I didn't do any of that. My resources were a lot of just, you know, going on Reddit..."

"the overarching goal is you know, your job is to Get from point A to be for your clients."

"Flying out Monday morning you go to the client site, you work in an office hopefully prepared for you. You're there until Thursday, typically when you fly back home."

"I think one of the most important things to know is kind of how to build Frameworks and processes from scratch."

"the opportunity to invest in others. ... being able to invest in like my teammates that was something I really enjoyed"

"Learning to let go of some of that and pass on things to other people, give them the chance to learn—that was very difficult for me."

"It's always like an opportunity for a new challenge. It's nice that you never know what project you're gonna be on next."

"I think if you're adaptable if you're sociable that typically helps you thrive in the industry."

"Something that I appreciate learning was kind of balancing perfectionism versus having the right pace. Early on in my career I was very focused on getting everything perfect."

"Entry-level roles are basically analysts or internal."

"Sometimes all you can do is just keep making incremental steps and eventually things will fall together."

"Once I did kind of buckle down and start really looking to what I want to do."