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Spring is a time of renewal — whether it’s the flowers or your career. Just ask Nicole Miller, EarnIn’s Associate General Counsel (and Minnesota native), who cherishes the growth spring brings… What about spring do you find most inspiring or rejuvenating?  Spring is my favorite season. Growing up in Minnesota, which has very long and very cold winters, spring was always an exciting time. People were in good spirits and we would wear shorts and sweatshirts on 40-degree days! Even now, living in California, I love the blooming flowers, the longer days, and the return to more sunshine after the rainy season. It’s hard to stay inside when the sun feels like a warm hug! What advice would you offer for the season ahead? Get outside as much as you can, while the weather is mild. Watch the trees budding, listen to the birds chirping, and enjoy some fresh spring strawberries and cherries. Why should someone consider working at EarnIn?   The people here are great and really focused on making a difference in everyday people’s lives. Everyone I work with is kind, funny, collaborative, smart, respectful, and helpful. We all want EarnIn and its mission to succeed, which leads to great teamwork and creativity. Plus, there are a lot of opportunities for career growth and development. If change is in the air in your career, check out the opportunities with Nicole and the rest of the EarnIn team on our careers page: https://bit.ly/48iksmZ #LifeAtEarnIn #EarnIn

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Jazmin Salinas, MBA

Strategic Legal & Regulatory Affairs Leader | Driving Compliance Excellence & Operational Efficiency | DEI Steering Committee

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Nicole has taught me the importance of celebrating wins and accomplishments without hesitation. Under her mentorship, I've learned to embrace pride in my achievements and to recognize the value of acknowledging success. Her encouragement has empowered me to step into my accomplishments confidently, a lesson I deeply appreciate and carry with me.

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