Tyler Hurst's profile answers

Multi-tasking, multiple skill set requiring, challenging communications position.

I worked as a tennis instructor for teenage kids as an 18 year old.

I like to be the guy behind the guy. I don't need the credit, I just like it when things go well.

Anywhere I have my laptop and an Internet connection works for me.

I'm looking for the kind of fast-paced, ever changing job that keeps my attention. I don't like cubicles and I don't like waiting around for something to happen. My ideal job has me making quick, informed decisions rather than waiting through the bureaucratic process.

I believe that adaptation is the most important thing a company can do in today's business world and they have to be able to do it quickly....

I plan events, help account executives with client-related issues, travel to run user conferences and act as a communications hub from representatives from 10 states.

I was the third and now longest tenured Contact employee. I have been in charge of everything from our 400 person launch party to writing stories for our bi-monthly publication.
I also server as computer tech.

I was a sport management major and also an official/supervisor for the fifth largest intramural sports program in the country.

My experience with the IM program at WSU paved the way for my graduate scholarship at ASU.

Ever-changing and relaxed, a typical day at Contact Media is anything but monotonous. From developing new client leads to tweaking our office layout, ever-changing is an understatement.