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What excites you about your new position?
The position will allow me to implement many of the entrepreneurial skills that I gained at Notre Dame in a corporate environment. I am excited to be responsible for my own category of products and provide customers with items that can turn a house into a home.
What steps did you take and what resources did you access to land this particular opportunity?
1:1 Career Consulting with Career Services and Notre Dame Career Fair
Looking back on your job search experience, what advice would you give to current students?
Put yourself out there. Never be too afraid to reach out to ND alumni, grab coffee with a professor on campus, or hop on the phone with strangers you reached out to on LinkedIn. I did all of these and they helped me sift through various job opportunities and ultimately make the decision to move to Omaha to pursue a career with a well known e-commerce company.
Natalie May
ESTEEM, Master
Hayneedle (Walmart E-commerce Company)
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