In my opinion,

pitches are the ultimate rush.

Competition gets the ideas flowing,

but collaboration is what takes ‘em to the next level.

Great work can make you feel lots of things,

but it never makes you feel like you just saw an ad. 

Short ‘n sweet is usually best.

Wonder if I'd be a good fit for your team?

Here are some opinions from people who know best, a.k.a. coworkers and bosses who did my 360 review.

“Tara has developed a reputation for coming up with very unexpected and unique ideas. And her creative engine is solid—she churns out a lot of ideas, which is so necessary for keeping social content fresh.”

“It’s an understatement to say that Tara knows how to lead a team. She is hardworking, kind, passionate, nurturing, professional and sort of a dream coworker. You know you can count on her to do her job and even go beyond expectations. She’s approachable and takes the time to make sure everyone is on the same page.”

“Tara’s dedication is undeniable. She doesn’t miss deadlines, nor does she phone in work. She’s a hard worker that has earned the respect of both the creative and account teams.”

“Tara will do everything she can to get the job done, and I can count on her doing so even when she has more than enough projects on her hands.”

“She isn't afraid to take creative risks, which is apparent in every brainstorm. She knows her playing fields well and is always ready with cursory research, thoughtful reasoning and heart to support her ideas. ”

“Her adaptability and willingness to contribute creatively makes her a great asset to any team and we are lucky to have her!”

“Tara has a wonderful ability to understand a problem, identify a projects specific needs and then works well with others to come up with several solutions to help get to the final product, even if she comes in halfway through.”

“She helps keep her team members on task and offers advice and valuable feedback in order to nurture other people's growth and talent.”

“Tara is always looking for ways to grow her talents and creativity. She volunteers for projects she feels will stretch her talent regardless of how much she already has on her plate.”