Turns
If you knew then what you know now, how would you pick your path, and when would you change it?
In their words
As long as their goal and mine are the same, we're good to go.
What you want to do as a career should be based on your interest, not what others think.
The more something scares you, the more it can teach you.
Starting a bit late is okay, as long as you have the will to make it happen.
Can we commit to it for the long term?
Give yourself the chance to try out everything until you find something you wouldn't trade the world for.
People might mistake what they are fond of and their natural gift.
When I graduated, I was unsure about my direction, but mentors with experience advised me on my career development, which helped me a lot.
Stories
- No. 02: Thanh Pham on design and engineering
- No. 03: Quynh Le on testing as a career
- No. 04: Duc Nghiem on backing startups
- No. 05: Phat Nguyen on career transition
- No. 06: Loc Nguyen on working in Germany
- No. 08: Huy Tieu on joining a nonprofit
- No. 15: Nam Nguyen on growth journey
- No. 16: Duy Nguyen on finding her path
- No. 18: My Anh on data to backend
- No. 19: Tay Nguyen on focusing on the core
- No. 32: Vi Tran on life changes
- No. 38: Khoi Nguyen on continuous learning
- No. 40: Tri Tran on growth environment