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DESCRIPTION:Several times in my career\, I took a job that was new\, and of
 ten\, on a new team at a young organization. While these opportunities hav
 e their benefits\, the drawbacks can subsequently challenge growth traject
 ory within that organization. How do you advocate for the existence of the
  role while also executing in it? How do you identify the truly crucial st
 akeholders while being new to the organization? How do you balance breakin
 g down siloes with navigating organizational dynamics. I will draw on my o
 wn personal experiences\, as well as lessons from cognitive psychology\, b
 ehavioral economics\, and multiparty negotiation to share actionable takea
 ways for progressive professionals that either are or may soon be in a new
 ly created role.
DTSTAMP:20260713T193303Z
LOCATION:Florentine B
SUMMARY:Cultivating Resilience: How to Succeed in a Role that Didn’t Exis
 t - Munish Walther-Puri
URL:https://pretalx.com/bsideslv24/talk/T3VMSB/
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UID:pretalx-bsideslv24-W9DWH9@pretalx.com
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DESCRIPTION:Over the course of 18 months\, I applied to way too many jobs\,
  and I learned hard\, painful lessons. The main one? It wasn’t about wha
 t I was looking to do that mattered - what did was in what kind of environ
 ment. For me\, the people and values of the organization are significantly
  more important than the role itself. I have had incredibly unique jobs\, 
 some in toxic environments. In this talk\, I’ll draw on lessons from OSI
 NT\, risk analysis\, and maturity assessment to explain how to conduct "cu
 ltural due diligence\," including how to maximize chances of an interview 
 and which questions to ask during interviews. Attendees will save on the c
 ost of the job hunt based on my experience.
DTSTAMP:20260713T193303Z
LOCATION:Florentine B2
SUMMARY:How to Stop Looking for a Job\, and Start Looking for Culture - Mun
 ish Walther-Puri
URL:https://pretalx.com/bsideslv24/talk/W9DWH9/
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