How Identity Has Influenced A Cofounder CEO's Career At UC Berkeley
Jingjing, a cofounder/CEO, shared that navigating a career as an Asian transfer student taught the importance of asking for help, stating, "people are really nice...people are happy to help you." This experience highlighted the value of humility and seeking support to overcome challenges.
Overcoming Challenges, Resilience, Networking, Asking for Help, Mentorship
Advizer Information
Name
Job Title
Company
Undergrad
Grad Programs
Majors
Industries
Job Functions
Traits
Jingjing Zhong
Cofounder/CEO
UC berkeley letters and science
UC Berkeley
UC BEREKLEY Economics undergrad
Economics
Technology
Entrepreneurship and Business Owner
Transfer Student
Video Highlights
1. Seek help when needed; don't be afraid to ask for assistance.
2. Many others share similar experiences and challenges.
3. A supportive community exists to help navigate career obstacles.
Transcript
As an Asian transfer student, how has that impacted how you've navigated your career?
Most of the time, I'm on my own. But at the same time, there are other people in my situation. So, definitely ask for help. Don't have such a big ego.
Ask for help, and people are really nice. When you ask, people are happy to help you. If you face any problem, talk about it. There will be someone out there to lend you a hand and help you get through it.
