Communication Skills For Engineers w/ Dagna Bieda

Dagna is the CEO & Founder of "Been In Your Shoes" Coaching. She is an Engineer turned Career Coach. She makes her clients realize that improving their soft (but essential) skills and shifting their perspective can result in a more fulfilling career with more $$$ that they deserve.
Dagna helps Engineers in Tech get recognized, move up and move on. This she does by helping them LEVEL UP in their career by getting crystal clear on their personal definition of "fulfillment," the gaps in their skills and mindset, strategically planning their next steps, and shifting their Engineering Mindset for success.
Dagna's clients have various backgrounds - their experience ranges anywhere from 2-20 years of experience, and education ranging from self-taught, through career-changing Bootcamp grads, to college grads, and even PhDs, some with a military background; working at anywhere from small companies to FAANG+.
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Website: themindfuldev.com
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Fruitful Conversation !! Could you suggest some best books to read for achieving massive success faster in corporate world as engineer in terms of money..

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Thank you for watching @mohibquadri4053. You can pre-order Dagna's book "Brain Refactor" on www.themindfuldev.com/book soon to be released. Also, look up Google's Oxygen Project. "Soft Skills Training Workbook" by Frederik Wentz; "Soft Skills For Hard People" by Helena Kim; "Effective Interpersonal and Team Communication Skills For Engineers" by Clifford and Leslie Whitcomb. Let me know if that helps.

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@@CommunicatingPodcast Thanks a Ton 💚😊

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@@mohibquadri4053 My absolute pleasure! Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions.

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Which factors determine our first salary as fresher in new job as engineer or general and how to get the highest range salary possible or more than anyone else if it's possible through any methods ? Which books can share insights about it...