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21 days of isolation, 7 tests, 2 blood draws and 1 indomitable spirit of freedom and adventure - conversation with rebel Mengmeng Chen
In this episode, I talk to Mengmeng Chen, Sr Director of Product at F5 and a member of our CareerClimb community and Executive Development Program, at the end of her 23 day brutal quarantine in China, where she was visiting family.
We talk about:
- Straddling two different cultures,
- The future of tech in China and the role of the new generation in driving the tech sector in China and the US.
- The perils and advantages of being a rapidly rising star in your career
- Building trust, cultivating patience, turning challenges into opportunities and constantly stretching yourself into unfamiliar territory.
Mengmeng’s sense of adventure and unapologetic go-for-it attitude are infectious, so prepare to be seriously inspired and challenged to reframe your thinking about what it takes to succeed in your career (hint: you don’t need anyone’s permission to go for it)
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By Lisa Kostova
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In this episode, I talk to Mengmeng Chen, Sr Director of Product at F5 and a member of our CareerClimb community and Executive Development Program, at the end of her 23 day brutal quarantine in China, where she was visiting family.
We talk about:
- Straddling two different cultures,
- The future of tech in China and the role of the new generation in driving the tech sector in China and the US.
- The perils and advantages of being a rapidly rising star in your career
- Building trust, cultivating patience, turning challenges into opportunities and constantly stretching yourself into unfamiliar territory.
Mengmeng’s sense of adventure and unapologetic go-for-it attitude are infectious, so prepare to be seriously inspired and challenged to reframe your thinking about what it takes to succeed in your career (hint: you don’t need anyone’s permission to go for it)