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Significant Career Lesson from a Strategic Partner Manager at YouTube

Victor's most significant career lesson is adaptability, especially crucial in the rapidly evolving tech industry with the rise of AI; the key is focusing on controllable aspects, managing anxiety by avoiding future prediction, and achieving "peace of mind" and a "well-balanced life."

Adaptability, Stress Management, Tech Industry, Career Development, Anxiety Management

Advizer Information

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Job Title

Company

Undergrad

Grad Programs

Majors

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Victor Mello

Strategic Partner Manager

YouTube

Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie in Brazil, 2015

not applicable

Engineering - Electrical

Arts, Entertainment & Media, Technology

Sales and Client Management

International Student, Immigrant

Video Highlights

1. Adaptability is crucial in the tech industry, especially with the rise of AI. Focus on what you can control rather than trying to predict the future.

2. Maintaining a well-balanced life is important for success and peace of mind. Don't let anxiety about the future derail your progress.

3. Adaptability involves both preparation and managing anxiety. It's about focusing on controllable aspects to navigate change effectively.

Transcript

What's one lesson you've learned that has proven significant in your career?

Adaptability is crucial, especially now with AI emerging and the uncertainty it brings. It's about more than just preparing yourself for the unknown.

Adaptability also involves controlling anxiety by focusing only on what you can control. We often try to predict the future and what we need to do to stay relevant in our careers.

While this may sound simple, bringing adaptability into your everyday life can be challenging, and it's easy to forget. In the tech industry, adaptability is key for success and for maintaining peace of mind.

It leads to a well-balanced life and prevents anxiety from taking over. Trying to predict the future is often futile, so focusing on what you can control is essential.

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