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We would like to officially congratulate Sean on his hard work! In just a few short months he has gone from an entry level rep on training, to account manager, to team lead!  We are excited for your future en devours and expect more from you Sean! (Check out Sean leading our morning meeting!)

Hometown:  Spencerville, OH School/Major: THE Ohio State University / Material Science and Engineering Fun Fact:   I adopted a puggle named Macy Biggest Strength: Friendliness and Relatibility   Hobbies:  taking my dogs to the dog park, hanging out with family, eating delicious food! Never Leave the House Without: phone Favorite Long Term Goal: opening a dog reserve Quick Answer Time! Mountains or Beach Beach Coffee or Tea or Energy Drink Coffee Winter or Summer S ummer Water or Snow (ski/boarding) Water I’d like to thank… Rick for the opportunity and support in my career

Nancy Meyer's new movie "The Intern" -- her first in six years -- has moments that are nothing short of slapstick. In one hilarious and unforgettable scene, Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway) accidentally sends an email to her mother. In the subject line: "Her," and the body: "Why is my mother such a raging bitch?" In attempt to conduct damage repair, the founder, working mother, and hallmark Brooklynite teams up with her 70-year old intern (Robert De Niro) to break into her mother's house and steal the computer.  Of course, such antics feel jarring in a movie that's primarily about an e-commerce startup, but the scene brings up questions about the inter-generational conflicts that are as real as they are critical to modern workplaces.  Meyers has famously centered many of her films around women (often, middle-aged), and has received multiple Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations for hits li...