A Day In The Life Of A Marketing Analyst At IMT Residential
Ethan's role as a Marketing Analyst at IMT Residential involves a variable workload, with Mondays being particularly demanding due to the creation of three reports, including a company-wide report that "takes over two hours to create". The position also includes consistent email communication, various meetings inherent to corporate work, and a continuous learning process as Ethan admits to having made mistakes early in their career.
Data Analysis, Communication, Problem-Solving, Stress Management, Workplace Challenges
Advizer Information
Name
Job Title
Company
Undergrad
Grad Programs
Majors
Industries
Job Functions
Traits
Ethan Turer
Marketing Analyst
IMT Residential
Cal Poly SLO
N/A
Entrepreneurship
Real Estate
Communication and Marketing
Honors Student
Video Highlights
1. Ethan's role involves creating reports, some of which are sent to the entire organization, highlighting the importance of accuracy and attention to detail.
2. A significant part of his day is dedicated to email communication, reflecting the importance of written communication and collaboration in corporate settings.
3. His work varies daily, even for recurring tasks, emphasizing the dynamic and unpredictable nature of a marketing analyst's job.
Transcript
What does a day in the life of a marketing analyst look like?
It depends on the day. Mondays are usually my busiest day because I start the week with three reports that I have to finish. It takes me pretty much all day to create them.
One report goes out to the entire organization, which causes a lot of anxiety. When I finish this report, it takes over two hours to create. Then I have to click send and hope I didn't make any mistakes, which does happen.
I'm pretty new and I've definitely made mistakes and learned a lot. Besides that, I have monthly reports and daily tasks.
I also have to check so many emails. I feel like that's the main complaint I hear from my friends; they're constantly communicating via email and having to catch up.
And then there are meetings. Corporate America is like that: you have your job, but then you also have everything in between the tasks you have to do.
I feel like I'm answering vaguely, but it just depends on the day. I don't really have a day that's always the same, even when I have the same things every week.