When we enter the workforce, it is often with a handful of skills and just enough gumption to get hired. Years are spent learning and growing to become the women we want to be professionally and personally. In looking back over the last twenty plus years of my analytics career, I wonder how I got to this point in my life: the job I always wanted.
This is a great story @Lara Fisher! and great analysts tell great stories :)
Reading this, I remembered the mentors I had along the journey, and I agree with you on the importance of giving back through mentoring programs and extending our knowledge to those who just started their careers! While working with my #WiA mentee now, I often find myself telling her stories and experiences of how I learned when I started my career as a fresh grad as she will be soon!
Thanks for sharing your story with us! I enjoyed reading it!
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