Pusula her zaman kuzeyi mi gösterir? | Gülşah Şişman | TEDxTarsusAmericanCollege
Gülşah Şişman explores what it means to find the right direction in a non-linear, dynamic career journey, questioning whether traditional linear paths are the only option. She highlights the strengths that guide her — such as observation, relationship-building, and the ability to transform imagination into action — and invites the audience to consider: What direction does your inner compass point to? Dr. Gülşah Şişman is a business professional, academic, and coach focused on personal and professional development. She holds an engineering degree from METU, an MBA from Yıldız Technical University, and a PhD in Business Administration from Çukurova University, where she is now a faculty member. With experience at Koç and Sabancı Holdings in employer branding and HR, she founded Gelişim Enstitüsü in 2017 to support individuals' growth. Committed to social responsibility, she actively supports women and youth through the Adana Soroptimist Association. A lifelong learner, she continues research and training to foster impactful development. 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
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