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B-Stock is so excited to welcome Clark Webster to the Business Operations team this winter! As a winter extern, we know Clark will be an incredible asset to the company. Clark is currently studying Economics at Carleton College. Learn a bit more about Clark and see his answers to some questions below.
I’m most excited to learn about what specifically the business operations team does and learn new skills when it comes to helping a business run.
I didn’t have a dream job as a kid, but when I was really little, I was obsessed with garbage trucks and wanted to be a garbage man.
It’s not a specific piece of advice but I have learned from watching my dad that if you give people respect, they are more likely to help you and are much easier to work with.
I love going rock climbing, so usually at the climbing gym.
I am good at, and love whistling, much to the annoyance of whoever I am living with.
Usually generic pop/hip-hop music but sometimes I will listen to sports podcasts.
I would most likely stay at home, and hang out with friends more often. Or if I had to go somewhere, I want to take a trip to Asia (after covid).
I usually try to do some physical activity while thinking about my problem to find a new solution.
Some of the projects I’ve done for classes including data analysis projects for economics and statistics.
I’m hoping that the information I can provide for the project I’m working on can be used to help make decisions in the future.
If you’re interested in B-Stock’s internship program, please contact [email protected] or reach out on LinkedIn!
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