Be The Change: Five Steps For Transitioning Into A Values-Aligned Career

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Adilstone Group

Apr 18, 2019

I remember the first time I started to have doubts about my career path. It was 2001 and I was living in New York City, working as a mergers and acquisitions analyst in a respected multinational firm. By all accounts, I had it made. As the daughter of an illiterate pig farmer and the first of my family to attend college, this was no small feat. With a degree from UC Berkeley under my belt and a high-paying job in a field I had once only dreamed of entering, I was well aware that I was in an enviable position.

Then came the meeting that shifted my entire way of thinking.

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