Lucky are those for whom the above-mentioned go hand-in-hand! Well, I am not one of those and I am okay with it. For most of us, clarity is a major issue, we exactly don't know what is our passion, or what we want to do. and many times by the time we figure it out, it is either too late or our circumstances might not allow us to pursue it. I am one of the classic cases of a typical Indian born in the late 90s, was a school topper, prepped for JEE for two years, couldn't crack IIT, went to NIT, was a software engineer for 2 years, couldn't excel in that and did not find content in it, so did an MBA, I thought I am a great fit for marketing, so currently working as a Brand Manager. Well, I have found some solace in my current job but I don't find it challenging enough (Maybe the science love in 15-year-old me kicked in). Due to certain personal reasons, I am now planning to transition into product management in tech.
Here I am, still piecing together what I truly want to do. Perhaps I'm halfway there, yet it feels like there's a long road ahead. The sooner one finds clarity in their career, the better they can navigate and thrive. Through my own trials—be it career missteps or financial blunders—I've gained invaluable experiences. I am here to share these insights with anyone seeking guidance or a bit of clarity on their own path.
If you're looking for advice or need someone to discuss your career uncertainties with, I'm here to help. Feel free to reach out via email or drop me a message on Instagram. Let's embark on this journey together, learning from each other's experiences and moving towards a clearer, more fulfilling career path.
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