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Amanda Li | Financial Analyst
In this episode of Patient to Professional, we sit down with Amanda Li, a financial analyst at J&J. She shares how her innate personality led her to a career that requires exceptional leadership and people skills.
She discusses her decision not to pursue investment banking — a more traditional and often more lucrative path — and instead choose corporate finance.
She reflects on the sacrifices that came with this decision and the thoughtful approach she took in aligning her career with her values and strengths.
She emphasizes how the falls and bumps along the way actually helped shape her success and propelled her to achieve so much so early in her career at J&J.
She shares invaluable advice for students, stressing the importance of embracing life and having the courage to pursue interests that may not directly boost a college resume but help shape a well-rounded individual.
She offers unique insight into what she looks for in potential applicants. Beyond the CV, she highlights the importance of soft skills like confidence.
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By Dr. D.In this episode of Patient to Professional, we sit down with Amanda Li, a financial analyst at J&J. She shares how her innate personality led her to a career that requires exceptional leadership and people skills.
She discusses her decision not to pursue investment banking — a more traditional and often more lucrative path — and instead choose corporate finance.
She reflects on the sacrifices that came with this decision and the thoughtful approach she took in aligning her career with her values and strengths.
She emphasizes how the falls and bumps along the way actually helped shape her success and propelled her to achieve so much so early in her career at J&J.
She shares invaluable advice for students, stressing the importance of embracing life and having the courage to pursue interests that may not directly boost a college resume but help shape a well-rounded individual.
She offers unique insight into what she looks for in potential applicants. Beyond the CV, she highlights the importance of soft skills like confidence.