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manager.flow
How to meet the ever-increasing expectations employees have from their managers in the 21st century corporate world
November 22, 2021
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Emily Tsitrian
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Season 1
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Episode 16
Emily VerMeulen is a customer service professional, a rescue dog enthusiast, an introvert, and a Gemini. She is currently working at Vineti, a cell and gene therapy logistics start-up, doing one of her favorite things- building a support department from, more or less, the ground up. But - she didn't start her career in tech...it was a chance encounter with a YC founder she met while waiting tables that got her wheels turning in the tech world.
This episode covers her early learnings from managing a fast-paced team at a startup and learning the ropes while navigating a tricky management situation of her own, and her unique way of coping with imposter syndrome.