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Book now View ProfileI'm a Global Incident Manager at Google. I've previously held positions as a Business Risk Assessment Investigator at Meta (Facebook) and as a U.S. Diplomat most recently posted in Kyiv, Ukraine. I have 10+ years experience working with others to efficiently and sustainably overcome complex global challenges related to risk, incident/crisis management, intelligence, public policy, and technology.
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Over the next five years, my professional goals revolve around growth, learning, and impactful contributions. Firstly, I aim to deepen my expertise in product management and operational strategy. This includes gaining more hands-on experience in different business scenarios, leading larger teams, and delivering more complex projects.
Simultaneously, I'd like to broaden my skills in areas that are becoming increasingly relevant in today's business world, such as data science and machine learning. I'm already exploring some online courses for these subjects, and I hope to apply this knowledge practically in my work.
Lastly, I'm passionate about nurturing talent and would love to take on a mentoring role, sharing my learnings with less experienced colleagues or newcomers in the industry. At the same time, I’m open to other opportunities I might encounter on this journey. The tech world evolves rapidly, and I believe it's essential to adapt and embrace new paths as they emerge.
In my previous roles, I have worked closely with UX and UI teams on several projects which gave me in-depth experience with UX design principles. While I am not a UX designer, I've contributed to the development of user personas, user stories, and journey mapping. My main role is often to ensure that our products not only align with business objectives but also provide an intuitive and satisfying user experience.
I've been a part of the iterative design process - from conceptualizing and wireframing to prototyping and usability testing. I've worked with the design team to interpret user feedback from usability tests and adjust our design and functionality accordingly. Moreover, I believe that good UX design stems from a deep understanding of the user, hence I always advocate for user-centric design decisions.
Through these experiences, I have developed a strong appreciation for UX design principles and understand their impact on product success.
Innovation, to me, is about finding new and improved ways of doing things. My approach to fostering innovation involves maintaining a mindset of curiosity, openness, and adaptability. Instead of accepting norms and status quo, I constantly question if there's a better way to achieve our objectives. This might involve exploring new technologies, methodologies, or simply rethinking our existing processes.
Additionally, I believe that creativity thrives on diversity, so whenever possible, I encourage collaboration and idea-sharing sessions within and outside my team. It's also important to stay updated with industry trends and understand what our competitors are doing that can potentially trigger innovative solutions.
Finally, I believe in creating an environment where calculated risks are encouraged. It's essential to accept that not all innovative ideas will succeed, and that's okay. Learning from those experiences is as valuable as the success itself. So, my approach is about fostering a mindset of continuous learning, collaboration, and fearlessness in the face of failure.
Whenever I encounter a problem in my role, I follow a systematic, step-by-step approach to problem-solving which I adapt based on the specific situation.
First, I aim to understand the problem thoroughly. This includes defining the problem clearly, understanding the impact and context, and identifying its root cause.
Next, I brainstorm possible solutions. During this stage, I consider a range of options and involve relevant stakeholders if necessary, as their diverse perspectives can often lead to more innovative solutions.
After exploring potential solutions, I analyze the pros and cons of each option in terms of feasibility, impact, resources required, time commitment, etc., to help me make an informed decision.
Once I've selected a course of action, I create an action plan with clear steps and deadlines. This plan is then implemented while carefully monitoring progress and impact.
Finally, post-implementation, I conduct an evaluation to assess the effectiveness of the solution and draw learnings for future reference. This approach ensures that my problem-solving process is thorough, collaborative, and effective.
To stay organized, I rely on a combination of digital tools and time-honored lists. I use project management tools to keep track of my tasks and deadlines, ensuring visibility across the teams I am a part of. In parallel, I keep a personal checklist for my daily tasks, breaking down larger tasks into smaller achievable goals. Prioritization is key in managing my time – I often use the Eisenhower Matrix to categorize my tasks based on urgency and importance and tackle them accordingly.
For managing my time, I have found the Pomodoro technique especially helpful. It encourages focusing on tasks for a set period, followed by short breaks, enhancing productivity without leading to burnout. Additionally, I allocate specific time slots in my calendar for deep work where I minimize interruptions and dedicate my undivided attention to complex tasks. Lastly, staying organized isn’t only about work, it involves maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Thus, I make sure to carve out time for breaks, learning, and other personal interests.
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