Case Interview With Mrs. Lasalle

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I interviewed Vanessa LaSalle who is very funny and ambitious as well as a very energetic person. Vanessa and her family moved from Chicago to Springfield seven years ago, she is married and has three children, Vanessa has ambitious goals for herself and her children that’s why she came back to school to achieve her goal, by asking her about her life goals Vanessa answered that she is looking forward to getting a degree in business and be a successful woman, that’s why she came to Lincoln land and started taking general classes, when I interviewed Mrs. LaSalle she said that she has a fascination in business. In the morning Mrs. LaSalle enjoyed her pecans and egg sandwiches for breakfast, Vanessa go to church in her free time, Vanessa think

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