What Would One Small Attempt Look Like? | Ms. Anushka Narula | TEDxIGDTU
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What if you stopped trying to get life right on the first try? Drawing on a childhood of constant new beginnings and her work building experimentation engines at Adobe, Anushka Narula makes the case for treating life like a series of small experiments. Because clarity doesn't come before action, it comes because of it. An IGDTUW alumna now working as an SWE at Adobe, her journey reflects strong technical growth. From campus to corporate, she's navigated the realities of building a career in tech. A story of consistency, learning, and seizing opportunities. Perfect for anyone aiming to break into the industry. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Tags: Career, Curiosity, Engineering, English, Exploration, Failure, Positive Thinking, TEDxTalks, Technology, [TEDxEID:67321]
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