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“Your transferable skills are your superpowers”
Lexi B.
Amplify your transferable skills to thrive in your career
Lexi is a tech and thought leader that shared her insights with PowerToFly in a Chat&Learn session recently. She always tells people that it's really important, regardless of what industry they're in, to identify their transferable skills. But these transferable skills that you have cannot actually be taught. And for her, it's interesting that the more that she talks to adults and gets higher in her career, sees how many times people cannot identify their transferable skills. When in fact, says Lexi, those are the skills that actually make you more money, make you rise into your career, and make you a hundred percent more confident!
Alexandria Noel Butler, affectionately known as Lexi B, is considered one of Silicon Valley’s candid and prominent voices. In April 2017, Lexi B founded Sista Circle: Black Women in Tech, a 9200+ international sisterhood that supports Black career women through community and partnerships with organizations such as Phenomenally, Instagram, Youtube, Linkedin and Slack. She is a former Stanford Black Alumni Association Board Member and National Leadership Council Fellow.
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Lorraine Lee is the Editorial Director at Prezi, where she helps people give better virtual presentations. Lorraine works with Influencers and thought leaders to feature their expertise around topics including how to excel in virtual presentations, remote selling, training distributed teams, and more. Prior to Prezi, Lorraine was an editor at LinkedIn, where she created its #FemaleFounders video series and interviewed people including author Esther Wojcicki, Chelsea Clinton, and Phenomenal Woman founder Meena Harris (niece to Kamala Harris).
Watch the full Chat & Learn session: “How To Amplify Your Transferable Skills” here.
