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E25 —Shari Hubert— Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Charting Your Own Course
Shari Hubert (Associate Dean of Admissions) could have never predicted how her career would play out. Since graduating from Dartmouth College and Harvard Business School, she has worked at nine different organizations, including Merck, BCG, NBC, GE, Citi, Peace Corps, Georgetown University, and now Duke University.
In this episode, Shari offers life lessons and words of wisdom from her personal experiences. Feeling out of place in school. Learning she was underpaid. Realizing consulting wasn't the right fit. Being laid off during the 2008 financial crisis. Unexpectedly ending up in a job which would turn into her dream career.
Shari shares how she has overcome imposter syndrome at every stage of her journey, to live a life aligned with her passion and purpose.
Note: This is a student-run production. The opinions expressed in this podcast are the speakers' own and do not reflect the official view of Duke University, the Fuqua School of Business, or any organizations mentioned.
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By The Fuqua ShowShari Hubert (Associate Dean of Admissions) could have never predicted how her career would play out. Since graduating from Dartmouth College and Harvard Business School, she has worked at nine different organizations, including Merck, BCG, NBC, GE, Citi, Peace Corps, Georgetown University, and now Duke University.
In this episode, Shari offers life lessons and words of wisdom from her personal experiences. Feeling out of place in school. Learning she was underpaid. Realizing consulting wasn't the right fit. Being laid off during the 2008 financial crisis. Unexpectedly ending up in a job which would turn into her dream career.
Shari shares how she has overcome imposter syndrome at every stage of her journey, to live a life aligned with her passion and purpose.
Note: This is a student-run production. The opinions expressed in this podcast are the speakers' own and do not reflect the official view of Duke University, the Fuqua School of Business, or any organizations mentioned.