Starting a career on maternity leave

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That's why I thought that I would be quoted differently on the labor market, but the harsh reality turned out to be cruel. And then I had an idea to find out which companies MAED speakers work for and look at vacancies there. So I wrote to the speaker Pavel Borevich on Telegram. Surprisingly, Pavel responded and was very responsive, despite the fact that he didn't know me. to the company and said that they would contact me. A couple of days later, HR wrote to me and offered me to complete a test task, which I successfully completed. But in the end, it turned out that they needed a person who would work in the office, and they did not have the opportunity to do an internship remotely. And I went on looking for a job.

I wrote to the second company, where the speaker Tatyana Taganova worked - it was a hybrid in Moscow. They did not consider remote work either, but their HR turned out to be the kindest and most crystal-clear philippines customer email list person. He forwarded my resume to his friends from the company Media 108. We talked and they invited me to the position of assistant contextual marketer.

Now I'm just starting to work in the company. I do analytics, dig into Yandex Direct, segment the audience, compile reports, participate in the preparation of ads, and adjust prices. I like doing contextual advertising and here I will definitely get cool experience that will be useful to me in my future career. I also want to note the special atmosphere in the team. There are general chats where everyone is constantly joking, communicating, holding some events. I have not yet seen any of my colleagues in person (let's not count the laptop camera), but I already feel a little like a part of the team. It's really cool!

I think it’s worth talking separately about what it’s like to learn a new profession and start a career when you have a small child.