Breaking free from "up or out"
So… where do you want to be in 5 years?” My stomach started to tense up in knots, but I knew my answer. There’s only one acceptable answer when you’re interviewing for a corporate role, or having a “development” conversation. I just had to say it, look natural, and act like I wasn’t faking it. I...
Breaking free from "up or out" Deeper Business Deeper Business Jessica Lackey | Harvard MBA turned Small Business Strategist Build your business - and your business-building intuition with foundational frameworks and practical application. Subscribe SHARE THIS PAGE Posts Oct 08 • 6 min read Breaking free from "up or out" “So… where do you want to be in 5 years?” My stomach started to tense up in knots, but I knew my answer. There’s only one acceptable answer when you’re interviewing for a corporate role, or having a “development” conversation. I just had to say it, look natural, and act like I
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