ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Yael Schuster-Davidi's career is a winding (and fascinating!) journey through academia, a stint as a patent attorney, building (and eventually closing) a startup for girls' science education, and landing as a Product Manager at Microsoft.
In this episode of Second Chapter Careers, Yael speaks candidly about pursuing your dreams, how your interests and passions can change over time, and why you should ALWAYS follow your dreams.
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