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I'm part of a very small department, so I have the opportunity to do a lot of collaborative work with our social media manager and the rest of the team. It's nice because I've been able to learn a lot from them and get a lot of guidance as I'm learning this role.
What other team members do you have on the social side
It varies. I'm working on a few projects that are more or less on my own. But I'm also part of a team and working closely with more senior people on other things. It seems to work out nicely, I learn by working with the others, and I get to try things out on my own with the independent work.
I agree. This is a great junior experience
i lead a few static projects with the approval of a cd and then sometimes i takeover for a sr ad if they’re ooo or need help on workload but mostly our work if kept separate. it feels very agency specific, we’re midsize if it helps
That sounds pretty independent for a jr
Right now it's a mix for me. I handle a lot on my own, but I check in with my senior when I get stuck or need feedback. It feels like a lot sometimes, but I think that is pretty normal. Every team is different though, so it is good you are asking and trying to get a feel for it.
Did you start off working on things on your own?
Oh no, I have been thrown into the deep end there are days I don’t even see or speak to my senior and it’s terrifying. At least it was pretty terrifying to begin with, but I think I’ve really grown into the challenge of not having a safety net even though I really need one.
Did this help you grow faster? Or did it set you up for failure