If you’ve followed our blog at all over the past year, then you know that Adeptia likes getting personal. And that makes sense, considering that our software is nothing if not approachable. It’s our strong belief at Adeptia that technology companies should speak to more than just the technically elite, and we want to you to know how much we really mean that.
We are all people who love working together for something we believe in, and we want to share that part of ourselves with you… and more. So for the next in our series where we get personal with each other about who we are, here are some questions and answers from a conversation with Adeptia employee Brittney Steele:
1. What do you do at Adeptia?
My official title is Business Operations Specialist, but I do a little of everything at Adeptia.
2. How long have you been working for Adeptia?
3 Years
3. Given where Adeptia’s main office is, what’s your favorite restaurant in Chi-town?
My ‘favorite’ restaurant is ever-changing because Chicago’s restaurant scene is always evolving. Currently, my favorite restaurant is Shwa.
4. Cubs or White-Sox?
Duh, Cubs!
5. How does Adeptia compare to other places you’ve worked in the past? Culture? People? Overall Experience?
Wonderful culture and great people! Lots of fun and different personalities; yet we all seem to mesh well as an office!
6. Top Three All-Time Favorite Movies:
- 1.The Wolf of Wall Street
- 2.Step Brothers
- 3.American Psycho
7. What is a feature of an Adeptia product that you’re most excited about/proud of?
How easy it is for business users to use Adeptia Connect
8. Favorite place you’ve ever visited:
Ireland — amazing people, culture, and scenery. The Cliffs of More is definitely a wonder of the world that is worth seeing with your own eyes!
9. The thing you’re looking forward to the most right now:
Continuing to advance my career
10. What do you love about working for Adeptia?
The people!
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