In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Serena H. Huang, Founder of Data with Serena, to learn more about their leadership journey in the data industry. Serena shares more about her career journey, how she started in economics and consulting, transitioned her focus into People Analytics, and most recently started her business Data with Serena. Serena shares advice for how you can think about getting unstuck in your career, why data leaders should care about preparing their teams for AI, and how betting on yourself as an entrepreneur gives you the ultimate freedom to be yourself in your career. This is such a cool episode, Serena has so much valuable insight and information to share–I think you’re gonna love it.
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