
Knowing many of you may be facing career advancement opportunities around this time of year—accepting a new role, negotiating for a promotion, or getting your footing in an early career transition—we thought it’d be helpful to take some time answering your questions and sharing our candid experiences as early professionals in the full-time working world. In part one of two, Chloe chats with Ellie Peterson, also a member of The Passages Project team, about strategies she’s leveraged to feel confident establishing and growing professionally from day one.
In this episode, we discuss:
Stay tuned for part two next week, when we discuss giving and receiving feedback, partnering with your manager to improve in your role, when it’s time for a promotion, and when it’s time to leave.
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About Chloe:
Chloe works full-time in corporate communications and brand strategy, with prior experience spanning digital media and marketing at a venture-backed startup, co-working space, and digital agency. In May of 2020, Chloe founded The Passages Project and Passages podcast, a micro-publication and media project for young professionals. Chloe holds a bachelor's degree in Computational Media with a focus on interaction design, experimental media, and marketing from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
About Ellie:
Ellie Peterson is a Customer Concierge at Delighted, a Qualtrics company, where she has helped thousands of customers become customer experience experts and get the most out of their Delighted programs. Also a graduate from Georgia Tech, having majored in Industrial Engineering and Systems Engineering with a minor in Technical Communications, Ellie joined The Passages Project to manage strategy and operations.
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Stay connected:
Connect with Chloe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chloebelangia/
Connect with Ellie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellie-peterson-6a2678b4/
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