Biggest Challenges Faced By A Director Corporate Marketing At Snapdocs
Laura's biggest professional challenge as Director of Corporate Marketing at Snapdocs is "always trying to do more, get more out of less resources," a common experience reflecting the realities of many careers. However, Laura also notes a personal challenge of combating imposter syndrome, emphasizing that growth stems from embracing challenges, making mistakes, and remembering "you are where you're supposed to be."
Resource Management, Imposter Syndrome, Leadership, Confidence Building, Overcoming Challenges
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Laura Mighdoll
Director, Corporate Marketing
Snapdocs
University of Arizona, 2015
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Business Management & Admin, Marketing
Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing), Technology
Communication and Marketing
Scholarship Recipient, Greek Life Member
Video Highlights
1. Laura's biggest challenge is maximizing output with limited resources, a common issue in many careers.
2. She also highlights imposter syndrome as a personal challenge, emphasizing the importance of self-confidence and learning from mistakes.
3. Laura encourages embracing challenges despite the fear of failure for significant personal and professional growth.
Transcript
What is your biggest challenge in your current role?
I'll answer in two ways. My biggest challenge within my current role, specifically within my business, is always trying to do more and get more out of fewer resources. I think that's a common theme that a lot of people will experience throughout their career, so I'm not unique in that, per se.
The other challenge, from a different point of view, is just reminding yourself that you are where you're supposed to be. Imposter syndrome can be very real and a lot of people can experience that.
But it's also where you'll grow the most when you have the most confidence and are willing to make mistakes and learn from them. So, I encourage everyone to dive in. It can be scary, but really rewarding.