PowerToFly

JUNE 7, 2023

Vivienne Wei is a VP at Salesforce, leading operations and strategic execution for the technology organization focused on Marketing Cloud and Customer 360. alone to study economics and mathematics at Dartmouth College, later trailblazing her way through Harvard Business School and Wall Street.

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PowerToFly

JUNE 7, 2023

Vivienne Wei is a VP at Salesforce, leading operations and strategic execution for the technology organization focused on Marketing Cloud and Customer 360. alone to study economics and mathematics at Dartmouth College, later trailblazing her way through Harvard Business School and Wall Street.

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Prism HR

JANUARY 16, 2024

When I spoke with PrismHR Customer Success Manager (CSM) Matt Yuknis last October about profiling him for our blog, he was a little concerned that he wouldn’t have enough interesting stories to share about his life and career. That’s especially true when it comes to helping his customers at PrismHR succeed.

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Workable

AUGUST 11, 2016

I’m not interested in ping-pong, beer, or whatever other gimmick used to attract new grads,” writes Kaya Thomas , a rising senior majoring in computer science at Dartmouth College. Stars, on the other hand, reached out to people from a broader set of work roles, so they understood the perspectives of customers, competitors and managers.”.

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PowerToFly

FEBRUARY 8, 2021

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Phenom People

DECEMBER 27, 2017

Wenjie Li, CEO of online eyeglass retailer Firmoo , told CIO : “Underdog biographies do have a positive impact on buying intentions of customers. Failing to hit that intersection appropriately could result in alienation rather than customer loyalty. The underdog effect is a confluence of self-identification and a “punching up” story.

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