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I’ve been trying to get into the top tier Associate Product Marketing Manager position Google for some time now for just an interview and I feel like business majors somehow have such a stronger chance in getting interviewed especially my business school and I feel really discouraged as an Econ Major and I have a lot of marketing experience that I’ve built over the years. Are there any non-business majors in the tech realm in non technical positions at Google that can advise me?
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I have not had the issue with nightmares but I have a terribly dark sense of humor and, if anything, I feel like the work has made me less sympathetic toward people's misfortunes. I do agree with the other poster though that working in this business has made me pretty paranoid. I avoid jet skis, ATVs, motorcycles, and about a million other things because I'm acutely aware they'll probably kill me. And, I think everything wrong with me is cancer or some obscure terrible illness. On the upside, I'm the world's best patient. I never miss a follow up or a test. 😉
I've become more desensitized to gruesome photos, but I do feel the stress in making sure that I manage their cases well. They're entrusted us with a big responsibility in getting justice for their injuries, and any small mess up might feel a lot bigger than it really is.
Yes, absolutely. We have a heavy burden to shoulder but, it’s also tremendously rewarding to see the clients’ face light up when justice is done.
Nothing like having a panic attack while sleeping! What you’re experiencing is normal & is likely due to you internalizing your clients pain and loss. Empathy can be a gift & also a curse. Talking to others helped me.
I’ve also learned some coping strategies over the years, one of which was never working from home with idea that I didn’t want to bring that pain & emotional baggage around my family. obviously that’s tough these days, but having clear lines between work and home are helpful.
That would probably be a wise idea- I sometimes find myself doing some of the “drone work” at home of sorting and organizing files so isolating that from my space could help.
Thanks!
I did some plaintiffs work and defense in Med mal for years. Those issues went away for me by year 3, but during my first couple years out I definitely felt that way. You’ll eventually get used to it and just be able to compartmentalize. However, I was a basket case when my wife was delivering my son and needed an emergency c section. Every birth injury case came rushing into my head and that was the first anxiety attack of my life.
Other than the hilarious stories I’ve been given by clients I had 2-4 cases that stick with me because of how they turned out