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All right, let's get to it. 8447472577. We go to Albany, New York, where Brittany is on the line. Brittany, you're on the Ken Coleman show.

Hi Ken, thank you so much for taking my call. Sure, how can I help?

So we'll try to kind of wrap up my story in a nutshell here. I am a graphic designer. I work for the New York State with Public Interest Emblemly.

I absolutely love my job. I love my field, but the industry is wrong. I am not political at all. I'm not interested in government, political work, and this is just a job that was available upon graduation.

So I've been here for a little over a year, and I am actively pursuing other positions that I've found to get into what I really want to do.

So I recently applied to an open print design position at a company called Orvis, and I actually have a contact there in HR, and our professional relationship actually started last year when I was applying to the job that I currently have.

They happen to be having open positions for a designer then, and I didn't get it then, you know, just out of college, didn't have experience.

But she did take a look at my website. We had a really good film conversation that kind of impressed her from there.

I've been working on this for a few months throughout this year. I've just been kind of reaching out to her, just making sure to keep her than her radar.

So FlashFord can now, and in a couple of weeks I have a lunch coming up with her actually based off, you know, I recently applied and I gave her a call and let her know to be looking for my application in my resume.

So I think I've become going to be decided to push back the open spot. They're not going to be interviewing until the 1st of January.

So that's when I decided to reach out and say, hey, would you mind sitting down with me over lunch? And I can kind of ask questions, pick your brain about the culture and the company and such.

Good.

So my question is, you know, what kind of questions are appropriate or inappropriate to ask of her?

Well, let's focus on appropriate because I just can't imagine the Brittany I'm listening to right now asking anything inappropriate.

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