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In this conversation, Sarah Carney, the National CTO at Microsoft ANZ, shares her unique career journey from aspiring lawyer to military service, and eventually to a successful career in business development and marketing within the tech industry. She discusses the pivotal moments that shaped her career, the influence of her military background on her work ethic, and the importance of finding purpose in one's career. Sarah emphasizes the value of continuous learning and adaptability in a rapidly changing job market, encouraging young professionals to embrace diverse experiences and opportunities.


Takeaways

Sarah always wanted to be a lawyer, influenced by her father.
She joined the army after high school, aiming to fly helicopters.
A career pivot led her to work in law firms, focusing on marketing.
Military experience instills a strong sense of mission and drive.
Saying yes to new opportunities can lead to unexpected paths.
Her career spans multiple countries and industries, showcasing adaptability.
Finding purpose in work is crucial for long-term satisfaction.
Education is important, but learning how to think is paramount.
Many successful people in tech do not have traditional degrees.
Embrace opportunities that come your way, regardless of expectations.


Links and locations of the podcast
Spotify
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Amazon
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Castbox
https://castbox.fm/vh/6572789
Goodpods
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iHeartRadio
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Overcast
Pocket Casts
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Chapters
00:00 From Law to the Army: A Career Pivot
02:45 Discovering Passion in Business Development
05:48 The Military Mindset: Drive and Service
08:42 Global Experiences: Career Highlights and Challenges
11:18 Values and Purpose in Career Choices
14:13 Reflections on Career Highlights and Lowlights
16:50 Advice for the Next Generation: Learning to Learn