Victoria Langro always knew she wanted to work in fashion. After graduating college, she began her job in fashion licensing, a field that she didn't even know existed. Victoria loves her job and gets real about what it's like to work on photoshoot sets, with influencers, and across various brands.

Claire Lafaye always knew she wanted to go into medicine. As a former Clinical Trials Coordinator at Louisiana Research Center, she certainly achieved that goal. Claire worked in urologic oncology, working on bladder, kidney, and prostate cancer trials. Although working in oncology is a heavy undertaking, she says she loves what she does because her patients give her hope. Claire talks all-things medicine, from her favorite parts of the field to how her path in school led her to where she is ...

After spending time in hospitals as a patient growing up, Julia Silverman is now a nurse in the cardiac ICU at Boston Children's Hospital. She talks candidly about the challenges of her job, how she got staffed, and a typical day-in-the-life. Thank you to Julia and to all amazing nurses!

Previously a Production Manager at Dizon, Isa Zweiback is currently transitioning into freelance work. After two promotions and countless events, she has two years of experience in the fashion industry under her belt. Please consider Isa Zweiback for your freelance needs!

Hannah Silverman talks about what it's like being a Research Associate at Third Bridge, a role that I was pretty unfamiliar with. She shares the importance of LinkedIn and how she got her job.

Nathalie Tucker has an undoubtedly cool job as a Senior Coordinator in Partnership Marketing at MLS. After merging her studies in business with her lifelong passion for soccer, she has earned herself an impressive role in sports. Nathalie discusses taking initiative, what it's like to work in a competitive industry, and how not to "over-network."

Lexie Herman is a Digital Marketing and Communications Associate for a Jewish nonprofit. She talks about putting her passions into a career, what it's like to look for a job, and how it's okay to start a job that's different from your major.

After completing her company's rotational program, Rachel Topolski joined the team full-time as an Associate Project Manager at a bank. She shares what it was like to go from a program member to an employee, how her role is creatively fulfilling, and how to set yourself apart as a job applicant.

Laura Wilcock founded her own company, North Star International Life and Leadership Coaching and Grief Recovery Coaching. First, she shares what exactly a life coach does. Then, she tells about how she got involved in life coaching. Lastly, she dishes on what it's like to own your own business.

Jon Roman is the Senior Vice President of Global Consumer Marketing & Online at Estée Lauder and has years of experience in the cosmetics industry. He shares all about what it's like to travel for work, how to differentiate yourself against other applicants, and what it's like to work for a large company like Estée Lauder.

Cindy Hoffman is the Director of Business Affairs at Huge, a design and marketing agency based in Brooklyn. Here, she works on the business end of production for commercials: estimating costs, drawing up music agreements, and negotiating contracts with talent. Cindy dishes on why she ditched the fashion industry, what it's like to work on a commercial for the Super Bowl, and how to work with celebrities' busy schedules.

Chelsea Groen reflects on the advice she heard when growing up: "if you can picture yourself working anywhere other than acting, then you should probably just do that." Yet, through talent and drive, she was able to forge a successful career for herself. As an actress, Chelsea shares all about what it's like to work long hours, travel often, and face rejection.

As is revealed in her journal from age 13, Shaanti Chaitram always dreamed of becoming a model. She dishes on what her industry is really like, from networking to manicures. Shaanti is a shining example of what it looks like to "take up space" and follow your dreams.

Abby always knew she wanted to work in kids' content. From working at Nickelodeon and Disney to co-founding brands GoNoodle and Beanstalk, she's had quite the experienced career. Yet, I think two of her most impressive positions are Hot Dog and Pickle. Learn from the hot dog/pickle herself about what it's like working with children!

Benji is the CMO of CBRE, a commercial real estate firm. She shares all about what it's like to work for such a large company and discusses the importance of early failures!

Marnie is the Group Marketing Director at Hearst, working on Women's Health, Men's Health, Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, and Clevver. She advises not to place too much pressure on your first job and shares about the benefits of starting your career at a small company.

Sabrina is the founder of Yogamaré, a company offering yoga retreats in the Hamptons, Palm Beach, and Switzerland. The goal is to help customers relax and reconnect with nature and their health. Starting her career with a background in law and finance, Sabrina discusses how setbacks and pivots can actually be beneficial. She gives tons of great advice, including the importance of managing your personal resources.

Stacey is a real estate broker at Compass in New York City. She dishes on how she started her career (spoiler alert: she started in event planning), how to ace an interview (spoiler alert: it's all about highlighting your habits), and how to excel at your job (spoiler alert: keep learning).

Brynn is the Senior Manager of Entertainment and Creative Content at the NHL, where she works on event planning. She talks all about what it's like to work in sports, put on exciting events, and travel regularly for her job.

Venus is the VP of Advertising Solutions and Operations at Leaf Group, an internet publishing firm that helps creators and their brands connect with consumers. She works on sales and content for brands. Venus gives plenty of advice on how to get involved with the marketing and PR world!