
Neuroscientist, Builder, Leader @cambrianbio
New York, NY
Joined July 2016
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MassChallenge was just named the #2 accelerator in the U.S. 🇺🇸 by @TIME and @Statista.
Even better: 85% of the score came from alumni feedback.
👀Read more: masschallenge.org/news/massc…
Success isn't always about being first 📢
Focus on your own growth, play to your strengths, and remember, it's okay to be the quiet competitor.
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Emotional intelligence (EQ) is among the most sought-after skills and among the hardest to learn. According to research at Rutgers, it is the strongest predictor of success in the workplace.
Check out this article by Morgan Smith on CNBC Make It, in which I share 3 phrases that, in my experience, those with higher emotional intelligence often use at work. cnbc.com/2024/06/30/harvard-…
Juliette Han retweeted
Learn what it takes to bring new medicines to life! Join Dr. George Tidmarsh and Dr. Dean Felsher to explore the future of drug development, and learn about our new graduate certificate: learn.stanford.edu/DrugDevel…
If you feel like you’re not meeting your goals or lacking purpose, you might be using the wrong KPIs. Specific outcomes represent lagging indicators. Focus on leading indicators for fulfillment on your journey. Here are a few examples 👇
If your career aspirations are solely fixated on attaining a specific title or salary (lagging), you may find yourself feeling unfulfilled or stagnant. Instead, concentrate on the leading indicators of career growth, such as (cont.)
Clear communication is not just about being articulate and writing effectively. It's also about discerning what information to share, with whom, and when, with tact.
Be a decent human being. The bar for this is low; you don't need to be super empathetic or charming. Just be someone others don't mind working with: civil, decent, and respectful.
What do you do when your colleagues’ perception of you is outdated? 🤔 You’ve climbed the ladder, but they still see you as you were when you joined.
Here are some tips from a @HarvardBiz article (and some of my own) 👇
5️⃣ (maybe a bit controversial) Explore New Opportunities: Consider new roles if needed while maintaining positive connections with your current employer.
Check out the full article here: hbr.org/2024/04/when-your-co…


