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BitTitan Finance Executive Discusses His First Job
Vice President of Finance and Operations Barnett Silver offers advice on lessons learned
By Bill Conroy March 1, 2020
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Vice President of Finance and Operations Barnett Silver offers advice on lessons learned
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Where: After graduating college, I moved to L.A. from the frozen north of New England without a job. I connected with another reformed East Coaster who ran a small consulting firm. After I interviewed with him and his team, they offered me my first job in financial consulting.
Pay: $24,000 per year.
Do differently? I was ambitious and wanted to quickly move to the next level of my career. Now I realize that instead of being hasty, I could’ve spent more time appreciating the immediate opportunity in front of me.
Advice: Don’t worry too much about your first job. Get a variety of experiences in order to build wisdom.
BitTitan is a Bellevue-based tech firm that assists companies in adopting and managing cloud services.
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