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• Operating as a Generalist in a Specialized World: How to leverage a wide range of skills in environments where specialization is often the norm.
• Career Pivots: Drawing from my own experience to guide you through a successful career change or shift.
• Becoming a Chief of Staff: Personal insights into what it takes to secure this unique and influential role in an organization.
• Strategy Design and Execution: Leveraging my experience at Quantive to guide you in crafting and implementing effective strategies.
• OKRs: Best practices for using Objectives and Key Results to align teams and drive performance.

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- Fulfillment in Your 20’s - What to expect from your job? Is it okay to want more? Can a job be a means to an end?- Freelance Consulting - How to nurture existing relationships to keep clients. How to negotiate scope-of-work and fee.- Personal Financial Literacy - Protecting yourself from INFLATION 😱. First steps to set up a portfolio. Investing vs. speculating. Student loan repayment, taxes etc.- Negotiating Salary - What employers' goals are w.r.t recruitment and employee retention. Inequity in the depth of information on either side of the negotiating table. How to deflect direct questions about salary / compensation expectations.- Starting out at a new company / first job - What to do in your first 100 days to set a good first impression. How to make yourself irreplaceable. How to market yourself tacitly within an organization.

• Choosing between high salary in a renowned company and an impactful job at a startup
• Becoming a Head of Finance
• Looking for international jobs
• Choosing a long term professional goal and build a path to achieve it

• Breaking into product
• The overlap between technology and social impact
• Work-life balance and how to draw healthy boundaries
• Working in big tech vs impact tech
• Maintaining healthy relationships
• Learning how to prioritize fitness and self-care
• Balancing ambition without falling into the hustle-porn mentality
• The “regret minimization” framework
• Publishing in academia
• My perspective on entrepreneurship
• Applying to MBA programs
• Moving to a new city

• Moving into management
• Getting promoted
• Transitioning careers
• Business for science majors
• Skilling up in your current career
• Resume reviews

• Changing careers: (briefly) private equity —> pre-med —> biotech consulting —> public health think tank
• Is medical school right for you?I was business/finance major who completed pre-med requirements but chose not to apply to medical school.
• Resume and job interview prep - Let me help you with consulting interviews (especially in healthcare and biotech)!
• Making networking feel easy, especially for the socially awkward like me 😉

• Self-love & the adventure that comes with it. Accepting oneself spiritually
• Maintaining a healthy lifestyle while having fun
• Product management. Switching from marketing (or sales, CX) to product management
• Community. Starting a commune. Starting and managing a nonprofit

• Adapting to change: Proficient in navigating through transitions and changes effectively.
• Versatility: managing multiple roles or responsibilities.
• Project ownership: initiating and overseeing projects from inception to completion.
• Community building: fostering and developing communities or teams.
• Effective communication: engaging with colleagues and managers to convey ideas and information clearly.
• Organizational skills: bringing structure and clarity to complex or chaotic situations.

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• digital marketing - I’ve worked as a user researcher on our customer research team, as a project manager on our first-ever (!) digital product from the marketing department at Cisco, and now as a digital strategist on our global digital experiences team. Always learning more!
• hybrid work - I interned in person, but started my full time career as a remote employee during the pandemic. It definitely has its pros and cons, but I’m very interested in how the development needs of early-in-careers change in hybrid or remote work environments. This interest led me to twenty!
• finding ways to get involved in the community - being a Girls on the Run coach and becoming involved in a volunteer league in San Diego have been two highlights of my year!

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• Negotiating starting salary
• Starting your next venture
• Applying for the first job
• Resource in how to prepare for your next interview
• Plan 3 years from now (high level)

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- Tips on how to land interviews at Amazon, IDEO, Tencent with a non-Ivy league background.

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- How to design a workshop for 10, 30, or 100 people.

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- How to prepare for solo travel to a country you have never been before.

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- Leadership- Personnel Management

• Paths to careers in the field of Supply Chain Management + the best way to pivot to Supply Chain (if it intrigues you)
• Navigating corporate culture when you don’t find anyone like you to learn from
• Becoming a Program Manager and excelling in your unique way
• Preparing for interviews and helping you creatively craft yourself to stand out in an otherwise drab field

Career

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• Advice for building a revenue organization
• RevOps
• SalesOps
• MarketingOps
• CustomerOps
• How to do digital marketing (tactically)
• Email
• Ads
• Website
• Business systems deep dives (CRM, Marketing Automation, Ticketing, etc)
• Salesforce Admin
• Hubspot Admin
• Marketo Admin
• Zendesk Admin
• Apollo / Salesloft / Outreach +
• many more
• Salary negotiation tactics
• Managing emotions in the workplace
• Job hunting tactics
• (more to be added!)

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Personal

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• Hosting events
• Finding community in a new city
• Relationships (long-term romantic, long-distance, break-ups & move-outs, identifying “the one”)
• (more to be added!)

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• Navigating male-dominant careers (especially in manufacturing/automotive industry)
• Tackling engineering interviews
• Applying or reapplying to business school
• Being a first-gen college student
• Grad school-life balance

• Resume and job interview prep
• Breaking into tech
• Working at a startup (I've worked at startups ranging from pre-seed to Series B)
• Feedback on your startup idea
• Being a creative in tech

• Side Hustles
• Switching Careers, especially for non-traditional backgrounds.
• Resume Reviews and Interview Preps - I have experience interviewing candidates for startups.
• Startup Life - I have been part of a construction tech startup from Seed to Series B, and have founded a non-profit in 2019.
• The construction tech and property tech industries

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• Career Growth
• Leadership & Management
• Org/ Team Culture
• Negotiation
• Software Engineering
• Cross-functional collaboration

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• Creating a career plan that focuses on what you're passionate about
• Preparing for a people-manager role
• Presenting to executives
• Tackling consulting interviews
• Deciding on going to business school from a technical role
• Finding a mentor at your company
• Ensuring visibility and exposure at work
• Product Development and Launch
• Resume building