EO From a Graduate Who Left Google to Stripe's 28th Employee | Linear Cristina Cordova | EO
From a Graduate Who Left Google to Stripe's 28th Employee | Linear Cristina Cordova Get ready to be inspired by the incredible career journey of Cristina Cordova, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Linear. Cristina kickstarted her successful career in partnerships, paving her way into leadership roles at tech giants. With a wealth of experience, she's held key positions at renowned companies including Notion and Stripe.
During her impressive 7year tenure at Stripe, Cristina played a pivotal role in growing their Partnerships organization and leading a successful business unit.
Join us as we delve into Cristina Cordova's journey, exploring the insights she gained, and the lessons she learned along the way.
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01:03 A Law Student Who Left Court 04:34 The 28th Employee at Stripe 08:52 Career Transition From Established to Startup 11:28 Advice for Navigating a Career
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