Hi, I’m looking to intern/volunteer/freelance WFH; My background is in Communication and Digital Media: I also can assist you with admin tasks. FYI I speak Spanish, in case you need to translate docs.

Worked for media agency for past 5 years and looking to make switch to brand management. Any advice as I seem to have had a hard time convincing hiring managers what I’ve been doing is transferable

Anyone looking for art director/brand design support? I am based in LA and seeking freelance, contract or full time.

There are a few brand responses to the pandemic that seem a bit tone-deaf. Then, there are some that seem to be genuine efforts at helping. Anyone have examples of brands doing good for humanity?

We’ve all seen a few agencies still asking workers to come in to the office, amidst all the COVID-19 hysteria. Any companies on the brand side still expecting employees to be on site?

One issue for CDs going in-house is brands not knowing where to comp them. Director level is just above Manager. Limited base, influence, bonus—nowhere near VP. Agencies hand out VP titles like candy.

What does everyone think are the top 5 in-house brands to work for if you’re a creative who wants a balance of good work and good hours?

Tips on dealing with leadership that likes to “do what’s worked in the past?” I’m too young/ early in company to influence new tests or strategies but see (and disagree) with the direction we’re going

Other than the top tech companies, what are some great places to work in-house in the Bay Area? If you’re happy where you are, can you please share where you work?

Just got an HR screener for a marketing role at a healthtech company in NYC. Trying to transition from agency side to in-house. After many apps, this is my first shot at an interview. Any advice?

Anyone working for or knows someone working for Lululemon corporate in Vancouver? Curious about company culture

On a scale from 1 (monkey liking every comment) to 10 (Wendy’s twitter) — What is considered “standard performance” for a Community Manager with <1 year experience?

About to start the RFP process for the entertainment company i work for - project based. Looking for NYC agency reccos, rules of the road for new clients/expectations of agency, where to begin etc

Who’s hiring ADs brand side?

What are skills/experiences you like to see before hiring someone in a brand manager/brand sup role? How can I best prepare from agency side? Any insight is hugely appreciated!

Any media peeps working brand side? If so, what kind of role do you have and what is different/same/surprising from your previous agency-side life? Especially interested if you pivoted in your career.

What are you looking for in an ideal Producer for your Brand?

The thing I’m most surprised by: brand side still does a lot of client shaming from what I’ve seen.