• Speaking Two Languages Isn’t Enough | Interview with Naho Inuyama, from Atlassian

  • Oct 8 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Speaking Two Languages Isn’t Enough | Interview with Naho Inuyama, from Atlassian

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  • In this episode of Merging Minds, Javi sits down with Naho Inuyama, Principal Program Manager at Atlassian, to explore her dynamic journey from Japan to the U.S. and Amsterdam, navigating the challenges of leadership in the localization industry.

    Naho shares insights into how millennials like herself are redefining leadership, embracing flexibility, empathy, and adaptability in today’s globalized, multi-generational workforce.

    They also discuss the importance of mentorship, technology's role in modern leadership, and how Naho is inspiring the next generation of women in localization.

    If you're curious about thriving in the localization industry or want to hear about millennial leadership, tune in!

    #Localization #Leadership #MillennialLeadership #Mentorship #GlobalCareers #MergingMinds #NahoInuyama #Atlassian #CareerGrowth #WomenInTech #TechLeadership #FlexibleWork #CareerAdvice

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