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August 23, 2024August 23, 2024

Feeling like a Puppet

Starting a new job is always a challenge.  It’s one thing to do an internal transfer within a company, like I did when moving from Technical Marketing Engineer to Product Management.  I even stayed in the same team.  But moving to a new company and new role is overwhelming and risky. I experienced this when […]

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