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Fanny : Marketing in itself I discovered through various internships. I\u2019d realized working with several companies that I really enjoyed the work and that this could be something for me. What\u2019s more is that it fit in nicely with my studies in art and literature. It was a nice combination that I appreciated. F : I\u2019d never worked in the digital space before when I was in France. Once I moved to Montreal and started working with my last agency, then I got into everything digital. The funny thing about Click was that I joined 100% remotely. I went a long time without meeting people in person. I really enjoy working from home but there\u2019s something to be said about going out, meeting and seeing people we work with – especially outside of the context of work. That\u2019s been really cool! Working 100% remotely has been an interesting experience. I never would have imagined that that would be my reality. There are many of us in this situation. When we filmed our first video, it was the first time that I was seeing all of my colleagues. F : For me, being in an agency (versus working for a company), is about the variety of projects we get to work on. I think it\u2019s super cool because you have to be a chameleon and know how to adapt to each client, and different ways of doing things. F : For me, at Click, I don\u2019t really feel it, which is new. From an industry perspective and looking at Communications generally, it hasn\u2019t been a problem. The funny thing about Click is that, prior to joining, I worked exclusively with women. It wasn\u2019t necessarily by choice either, that just seemed to be the norm. I tend to have more affinity with men than with women so it\u2019s been nice to be able to work with both because I did not have that opportunity before. On the creative side, we tend to see more women, whereas on the performance side there tends to be more men: we can see that split at Click, can\u2019t we?
\n<\/span><\/p>\nT : If we continue with your origin story : how did you get started at Click?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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\n<\/span><\/p>\nT : My next question would be : what aspect of your job are you most passionate about?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nWhat I also enjoy about my work is that we learn and discover new things all the time: new methods, new outlooks, new ways of doing things – it\u2019s always challenging! You have to be curious, which I am, and that\u2019s what I love about it! There\u2019s novelty everyday.
\n<\/span><\/p>\nT : My next question is: what has been your experience as a woman in this industry?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n<\/span><\/p>\nT : Yes, that\u2019s true!
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