My experience at Pulsar has been a great one. During my time with the agency, I was able to see how each department, from account management to creative to production complement each other. Each day was an adventure, whether it’s researching ways to market transit to urban millennials, helping with social media efforts, organizing east coast team meetings or assisting with RFPs.
When I began my internship, I thought I would be stuck to my desk and running various office errands. While I did have to occasionally run to FedEx or make copies, I had many assignments that involved collaborating with team members in the DC or LA offices. I was offered opportunities to attend client meetings and truly understand the agency-client relationship. Honestly, I didn’t feel like an “intern;” but a member of an amazing team of designers, marketers and strategists.
Of all the things that I’ve experienced during the last seven months, I’ve truly appreciated the relationship that I’ve built with my coworkers. There was always laughter (even if it’s Jim’s silly toy dog), fun conversations and a sense of belonging. Although my time is over at Pulsar, I will always have memories and the skills I’ve developed.
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Digital/Social Director, Nicholas Leach and Account Supervisor, Susan Yates talk about recent and approaching privacy changes from the major social media and digital platforms and what they mean for us as digital marketers.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pulsar team has been working from home for most of 2020. Here’s how we’ve been staying productive and focused from our home offices across the states.
Dr. Stanley Ng shares what it's like to live and work in the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how he helps his patients while keeping himself, his family, and his staff safe.
In part 3 of our branding series, we dive into how social networking has shifted brand ownership and control from the brand itself to its customers. Learn about the importance of online reviews and reputation management in developing a trusted brand.
As we settle into a new normal, we can reflect on the aspects of our pre-pandemic lives that could use improving, such as transportation, and how we can use this time to think about and better our future.
In part 1 of this branding series, we will discuss the value of collaboration in developing a brand. Our specialty is helping our clients navigate and actively participate in the process.
