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Who stays. Who leaves.
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But ver...
You shipped the work, and you're onto the next thing already?
When someone tells you your work mattered, how much do you really let that land? Are you already onto the next thing?
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Protect my energy from the part of the job search that sucks. (Part 2)
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Designer working across AI, healthcare, and education. Spent the last six years leading product design at Stanford University. Based in NYC.
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