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TomoCredit: Why Leave Goldman Sachs for a Startup?

More responsibility, more hats, and a chance to build from hour zero.

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SUMMARY
  • Startups offer direct impact from your decisions and broad ownership across functions.
  • Working on a small team means wearing multiple hats.
  • Building from zero to one is the core appeal of startup life.
  • Pauline Chan discusses what this trade-off means for women and their careers.
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What makes startup life worth the leap? For Pauline Chan, Chief Revenue Officer at TomoCredit, it's the opportunity to see your decisions make a direct impact.

In this short clip, Pauline shares how working on a small team means taking ownership across functions, wearing multiple hats, and learning to build something from zero to one. Watch below for her perspective on trading big-company structure for the pace and possibility of a startup - and what this means for women and their careers.

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