TechUnited-Jasmine Hoffman (Medium Post)

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Question 1: 13:29-13:55 - How can students become better problem solvers?

Answer: 13:56-15:09 & 15:38-16:00 (1:35 Minutes)

Question 2: 16:18-16:42 - What opportunities do students have to cultivate their ability to proactively problem solve?

Answer: 16:45-18:04 (1:19)

Question 3: 31:45-32:14 - How can students build their sales skillset even before they enter the professional workplace?

Answer: 32:14-34:36 (2:17 Minutes)

Question 4: 18:06-18:25 - What advice do you have for students interested in building out their network and relationships?

Answer: 18:27-20:43 (2:16 Minutes)

427 Seconds = 7:27 Minutes

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Blurb: One of the most valuable skills for any employee is being able to problem solve. However, there is a huge difference between passive and proactive problem solving.

(Jasmine Hoffman) the Head of Experience at TechUnited, an organization connecting and propelling New Jersey innovators, learned early on to look for and jump in to solve any problem around her. She is a believer in providing not just a problem, but any solutions as well. Today we get a look into her advice for young professionals cultivating their problem solving and sales skillsets.

Interviewer: (Brett Hummel & George Liu) Videographer: (Bryan Acevedo)

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