What Have You Learned From Your Siblings?
Spoiler: It may even be a part of how you work.
At Jet, we think of ourselves as one big family. In some (awesome) cases — we actually have real relatives working together within our Jet Family to make great things happen.
In honor of National Siblings Day, we asked some of the real-life brothers and sisters at Jet to share what they’ve learned from their sibling over the years — whether it’s helped them inside or outside of our walls.
“My brother has taught me to never stop learning and working to improve in all areas of life. Nick has instilled in me a passion for growing as a person, friend, coworker, brother, son, stranger, and member of my community. Working at Jet alongside Nick is a dream come true and something I am thankful for everyday.” — Tim West
“Tim might say that I taught him to continually improve as a person, but he’s taken that philosophy and become so passionate and so focused on bettering himself in his job and in life in general, that he’s become a source of inspiration for everything I do and look to accomplish. As siblings, there is a natural competitiveness between us, but that has only made us both more focused and closer as brothers. I’m extremely grateful to work with Tim. It’s not something that I’ll ever take for granted.” — Nick West
“One thing my sisters have always taught me was I can always count on them. No matter what the situation is, they will always be there, listen, and give the best advice they can- even if it is not in my favor.” — Izzy Finnegan
“My sisters have taught me the value of self confidence and hard work.” — Joey Finnegan
“My older sister Alex taught me everything through the years. The importance of compassion, loyalty and hard work…good music taste…plus, cooking skills and a love for wine.” — Jenna Farber
“Jenna’s constant smile and always-positive attitude both remind me to live life to the fullest. She’s also my personal stylist.” — Alex Farber
