AWA - AsianWorkingAs

AWA - AsianWorkingAs

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AWA - AsianWorkingAs episodes

  • Angeline Talks About Teaching in South Korea and Life As A Neonatal Nurse

    In this extra special episode I catch up with my long lost dancing pal Angeline straight from South Korea. Angeline shares her experience working as a neonatal nurse and tells us how things are working as a NICU nurse. We also dive into her reasons for taking a career break as well as her wider journey in South Korea so far.  

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    49 min
  • Youth Development, Leadership and EDI with Natalie Cheung

    Natalie Cheung (@yellowbeepod) is an award winning leader passionate about youth development and EDI (equality, diversity and inclusion). In this episode, we talk about how she became a Ted-Ed Speaker, how to build leadership skills, the importance of learning and keeping an open mind.


    You can watch her Ted Ed talk which focuses on women in #STEM and the importance of STEM for all who want to see change in the world. Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3drULVscm_U

    35 min
  • Off-Season Special - Things Will Always Work Out. Keep Going, Keep Growing.

    In this off-season special episode, I’m joined by Lemeeka Rana who is a Solution Engineer at Salesforce, podcast host and #IamRemarkable facilitator. We discuss confidence, self-promotion, rejection, comparison and much more. No scripts, not rehearsed, just an honest and chill chat about how to grow and glow in life. Recording this ep with Meeks was such a blessing and I took away a lot of life lessons from her. I would also highly recommend her podcast @selfdevsundayss  


    I hope you guys enjoy listening and don’t forget to share it with those that need to hear this x

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    50 min
  • Off-Season Special - Things We Learned In Our 20s

    Listen in to hear us talk about things we learned in our 20s. We cover life and career in general and share our own experiences and lessons. Everyone has their own journey but it's always fun to share things we know and grow together!


    This is an off-season, slightly different type of chill conversation but still relating to careers and advice. Hope you enjoy! 

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    40 min
  • Graduating from LSE, Project Managing at Barclays, Why Representation Matters and Interning to Start Afresh

    Hi all,


    I had a lovely conversation with Priyashika about her journey so far. We talk about her moving around a lot as an army kid, changing schools and ending up in LSE for University. Priya shares what it’s like to work as a Technology Analyst and how she got the role. She also opens up about handling rejections, taking on an internship to step into a new sector and learning from her previous experience.

    I hope you enjoy this episode and you can always connect with me on @asianworkingas on Instagram.

    46 min
  • EP 28: Digital Marketing And Fitness with Jackie Yen

    Jackie shares his story about how he unexpectedly skied his way into the digital marketing profession and ended up in London. It was good to learn about his role and his experience working in digital marketing. We also touch on his interest and passion for fitness, how he balances his full-time role with his fitness stuff, and his plans for the future. Jackie produces great content for his various channels including Instagram and YouTube. You’ll be able to find Jackie on Instagram @jackie.sai.yen and you can check out his website on https://www.jackiesaiyen.com/

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    25 min
  • Deeya Pun Talks About Working In The Movie Industry And Climbing High During The Lowest Point Of Her Life

    Deeya Pun talks about how she got into the world of acting in Nepal and gives an insight into the hard work that goes behind making a movie from working long days, doing research and post-production. Majority of her experience has been very positive but she is very honest about the fact that it’s not always a smooth journey in this field and shares a personal story about a negative experience she faced, which taught her a lot about this industry - the good and bad.


    We also delved into her love for climbing mountains and her reasons for starting. I have to admit just talking to her really encouraged me to turn my bucket list into reality because climbing has been on my list for so long! So hopefully once it’s safe to do so I can get out there and start my climbing journey.

    You can find Deeya Pun on Instagram: @deeyapun

    42 min
  • Rimona Talks About Switching From Pharmacy To Consultancy, Diversity In The Workplace And More.

    In this episode, I talk to my good friend Rimona about her experience working as a Pharmacist and then switching to the world of Consultancy. We discuss the reasons behind her career change, her current role as a Junior Consultant at Atkins and adapting to a completely new work environment. It was also great to touch on diversity within workplace and the differences she experienced working within these two different industries.


    Rimona also co-founded Hamro Insight which is a platform inclusive of all dialogues, topics and issues in the perspective of the UK Nepali Community. You can find HI on @hamroinsight

    33 min
  • Creating A Fashion Brand Whilst Working As A Production Merchandiser w/ Jyoti

    It's not easy creating a sustainable fashion brand from scratch but Jyoti persisted and started Highonfleurs despite the obstacles that came her way.


    Jyoti shares her experience of working as a full-time Production Merchandiser and making time to launch Highonfleurs - created for women who are unapologetically themselves. She talks about everything that is involved in creating a fashion brand from fit outs to production, factory visit to china (including stalkers following her to her hotel room!), the importance of networking and turning to friends for help. We discuss the differences between her brand vs. other high street brands, difference in. price points, the use of deadstock fabric, using recycled labels and the consequences of choosing sustainable vs fast fashion on the entire supply chain.

    It was really inspiring to hear Jyoti's story and I loved how personal and honest she was about the realities of starting a fashion brand - the good and bad. Jyoti's journey also shows that it's not always necessary to go to University and it's fine to follow the path that's right for you.

    Check out www.highonfleurs.com
    Instagram: @highonfleurs


    43 min

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