Favorite Parts Of Working In Fintech Industry As A Director Corporate Marketing
Laura's enjoyment stems from the constant learning and surprising discoveries within the dynamic intersection of technology and real estate, admitting "when I joined, I knew nothing about mortgages." This continuous exploration of "the ins and outs" is a key driver in their career satisfaction, evident across both their travel and mortgage technology experiences.
Technology, Real Estate, Fintech, Career Exploration, Continuous Learning
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Laura Mighdoll
Director, Corporate Marketing
Snapdocs
University of Arizona, 2015
N/A
Business Management & Admin, Marketing
Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing), Technology
Communication and Marketing
Scholarship Recipient, Greek Life Member
Video Highlights
1. Laura's career spans technology, software, real estate, and mortgage industries, showcasing adaptability.
2. She emphasizes continuous learning and self-education as key to enjoying her work and finding passions within various fields.
3. Laura expresses openness to exploring new industries and delving deeper into existing ones, highlighting the dynamic nature of her career path.
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your industry?
My current industry is split between technology and software, and the real estate and mortgage side of the house. I'd say the most enjoyment I get about the industry in general is when it surprises me.
When I joined, I knew nothing about mortgages or loans, specifically not into the weeds as I do now. I took the time to learn and educate myself, and I'm always still learning about it. It's really fascinating, and I think that's true with most industries.
My previous industry was in travel and also software and technology. When I joined, besides being a consumer traveler and enjoying seeing the world myself, I knew nothing about the ins and outs on the backend. The more you can dive in, the more you can find your passions and your interests and what you like about various industries.
That's what I found with both. I'd be open to joining more industries in the future or even continuing to explore the ones I've already been a part of.