Podcast Episode #122: "Strategies to Nurture Our Future Technology Leaders" - an Interview with Michelle Chiantera
Strategies to Nurture Our Future Technology Leaders
In case you missed my LIVE interview with the amazing Michelle Chianera (Chief Marketing Officer at Alludo), here are a few of the wisdom gems she shared:
- When offered an opportunity, don’t be afraid to get uncomfortable and learn.
- Even if you lack experience, ask ‘What do I bring to the table?’
- Be willing to go through an emotional roller coaster with big decisions.
- Networking is relationship building. It’s constant and critical to move with agility.
- Own your leadership style.
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Download a transcript of Sheryl's interview with Michelle Chiantera.
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