In a fast-moving creative team, my art director partner and I often juggle multiple campaigns at once — some with 50+ deliverables and shifting client feedback. I took the lead on organizing our workload in a way that made it more manageable, efficient, and collaborative. While my title was Copywriter, I often acted as the connective tissue for my team to keep things running smoothly.
Creative work can get overwhelming when projects are scattered across decks, Teams chats, and feedback docs — especially when timelines overlap or client notes change frequently. Without clear systems in place, things can easily fall through the cracks or feel unmanageable.
In addition to my core writing responsibilities, I:
Even without a formal project management title, I found myself stepping into the role of organizer — creating structure, asking the right questions, and helping our team stay grounded during busy or complex projects. I learned how powerful small systems can be in reducing overwhelm, and how much I enjoy helping creative work feel more manageable and collaborative.