Hard Work
When Tiroune took his first of two Congressional internships at the Capitol he was worried that, through the five months his House position was supposed to last, he wouldn’t have enough time to make the most of his term. He wanted to make sure he did everything there was to do and more, if possible. Not coincidentally, Tiroune took another internship in the Senate shortly thereafter. During the ten months he spent on Capitol Hill, he noticed certain attributes about his colleagues; some traits made them successful after they left their internships and moved on to other ventures, and some kept them stagnant. Dedicated interns (Tiroune included) were always ready to take on any task, no matter how mundane. They always attended Congressional Briefings (even if the topics weren't in their field of interest), always opted to take on extra writing opportunities, and generally offered to go above and beyond what was expected of them. This attitude exposed Tiroune to more of the subjects in which he had a personal interest, and later gave him the opportunity to branch out into the field of technology and try something new. He brought that same attitude to the table with CapApp. We're out to show aspirational young men and women what can happen when they work hard and follow through on their ideas. We promise to always go above and beyond what our audience expects from the average app developer. CapApp is far from average.