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Favorite Parts Of Working In The Education Technology Industry As A Product Manager

Ashley, a Product Manager at an education non-profit, finds the most rewarding aspect of the education technology industry to be "at the forefront of trying to create a better virtual learning experience for students," a passion fueled by their pandemic teaching experience. The knowledge that Ashley's work directly impacts students' lives and "will touch their lives in some way" gives their career deep meaning.

Education Technology, Product Management, Non-profit, Virtual Learning, Impactful Work

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Job Title

Company

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Ashley Michelson

Product Manager

Education Non-Profit

University of Southern California 2012

Loyola Marymount University, Urban Education

Business Management & Admin

Education

Product / Service / Software Development and Management

Video Highlights

1. The education technology industry is highly relevant, especially in light of the shift to virtual learning during the pandemic.

2. Product decisions have a direct impact on students' lives and learning experiences.

3. The work is meaningful and has a ripple effect, influencing students' conversations and perspectives.

Transcript

What do you enjoy most about being in your industry?

My industry is education technology. Something I love about it is its relevance today. Everyone knows that during the pandemic, many students began learning virtually and experienced the associated challenges.

Being at the forefront of creating a better virtual learning experience for students is something I am passionate about, especially from my experience teaching online throughout the pandemic.

Knowing that what I create will be seen by students and will impact their lives brings my work significant meaning. The decisions I make can influence conversations they have with friends and family, creating a ripple effect.

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