Graduated from Cal State couple years back and have since taken deep dive into the fast-paced world of Silicon Valley tech. Thought it'd be cool to chat about how this institution's Digital Marketing program paved the way for my career in digital strategizing. Remember hustling to get those marketing projects done? Well, they turned out to be quite helpful! All those hours spent researching online consumer behavior wasn't just academic fluff, trust me.
Even now, as maneuver through my role at Bay Area start-up, find myself frequently using the concepts we learned. Surprisingly, SWOT analysis isn't just textbook jargon; it's actually been crucial in understanding our competition and shaping our strategies. Even with the challenges that come with any tech job (hello, am server crashes), having solid foundation in digital marketing has truly made things smoother. I've been able to interpret data better, make more informed decisions and heck, even pitch innovative ideas that stem from what we learned. So guess what I'm curious about is how you guys feel your experience at Fullerton has impacted your own careers?
Have you applied those theoretical models in real-life scenarios? And don’t get me started on internships were they worth it?
Even now, as maneuver through my role at Bay Area start-up, find myself frequently using the concepts we learned. Surprisingly, SWOT analysis isn't just textbook jargon; it's actually been crucial in understanding our competition and shaping our strategies. Even with the challenges that come with any tech job (hello, am server crashes), having solid foundation in digital marketing has truly made things smoother. I've been able to interpret data better, make more informed decisions and heck, even pitch innovative ideas that stem from what we learned. So guess what I'm curious about is how you guys feel your experience at Fullerton has impacted your own careers?
Have you applied those theoretical models in real-life scenarios? And don’t get me started on internships were they worth it?