#03 The art of iteration, leveraging uncertainty & how a career would look like on a math graph

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Stereotypos

Joshua Balata & Lina Antelmann

8 episodes

1 day ago

Whether email or career typos, they are what shapes your experience and accelerates learning. Coming from a perspective of fresh career starters ourselves, it is our mission with STEREOTYPOS (=Stereotypical Typos/Mistakes) to share the lessons learned from inspiring leaders and "What they wish they knew before". Our mantra: make it #actionable, #authentic and #fun. Make sure to also join our community on LinkedIn to get even more insights and connect with our speakers! Enjoy the Ride, Josh & Lina

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#03 The art of iteration, leveraging uncertainty & how a career would look like on a math graph

Stereotypos

33 minutes 17 seconds

3 years ago

#03 The art of iteration, leveraging uncertainty & how a career would look like on a math graph

Michelle Sisto - Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, Associate Professor of Decision Science at EDHEC | Yes, it is okay for things to not always go as planned! Michelle has build a very successful career over time, but one that certainly was also build on uncertainty at times. Whether coming to Europe for a vacation and staying for life or going back to studies at the age of 40 to complete her PhD in Finance, Michelle shows us why it is important to sometimes take a leap of faith - Careers are not linear! Working alongside young professionals everyday, Michelle also tells us what patterns of success she observes and why connection is key at that point of development.

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Enjoy,

Josh & Lina