Favorite Parts of Being a Senior Associate at Riveron
Hunter's favorite aspects of their Senior Associate role at Riveron include the "constant variety" and "problem-solving" nature of the work, providing exposure to "important decision makers" and preventing boredom through the quick succession of diverse projects.
Problem-Solving, Variety, Exposure to Senior Executives, Project Management, Constant Learning
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Hunter Haas
Senior Associate
Riveron
University of Texas at Austin; 2016 and 2017
University of Texas at Austin; UCLA Anderson
Business Management & Admin
Consulting & Related Professional Services
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Video Highlights
1. Problem-solving variety: Each project presents unique challenges, preventing boredom and fostering continuous learning.
2. Exposure to senior executives: The role provides access to and interaction with high-level decision-makers, offering valuable insights and networking opportunities.
3. Constant learning and growth: The dynamic nature of the projects ensures continuous skill development and adaptation to new situations.
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your role?
What I enjoyed most was being a problem solver. No two problems are alike, and there's no cookie-cutter approach. You can tackle any project in any way.
This offers constant variety, leading to continuous learning. You also get pretty awesome access to C-suite executives and those one step below senior VPs. It’s great exposure to important decision-makers.
Secondly, with the variety and project length, you'll never get bored. When one project ends, you quickly get staffed on another. Then there’s the ramp-up, all the learning that comes with it, and taking off to solve new problems again.
So, really, the variety is a huge aspect. The exposure to important decision-makers and having that problem-solving hat on to just soak in is significant.