Interview - CIO Views

I am excited to share a recent interview I had the privilege to participate in, where I delved into the journey of my career, the challenges I've navigated, and the lessons learned that have shaped my path.

Throughout this conversation, I was able to reflect on the dynamic journey I've undertaken. Navigating challenges wasn't always easy, but it was the relentless pursuit of success that led me to redefine my limits and step out of my comfort zone. I learned that, to overcome hurdles, one must embrace a mindset of flexibility, creativity, and tenacity.

During the interview, I also shared my perspective on leadership. For me, leadership isn't just about being at the forefront. It's about empowering others, fostering a culture of collaboration, and promoting an environment where we thrive together.

Leadership is not a destination but a continuous journey of self-improvement and building trust with your team. My style focuses on leading by example, showing empathy, and maintaining open lines of communication at all times.

Feel free to share your thoughts, and let's continue the conversation.

Excerpt: 

"Her journey as a woman in leadership has been both challenging and rewarding. The challenges she has faced have not deterred her; in fact, she claims that they have made her realize the strength of her resilience and the depth of her determination. “They’ve also taught me the importance of empathy and collaboration in leadership roles,” she further states.

As a woman leader, Steliana’s aim is to influence the next generation in a way that encourages both men and women to question and break down gender biases in leadership. She aspires to lead by example, showcasing that leadership qualities aren’t gender-specific and that women can lead just as effectively as men.

To make an influential impact on the next generation, Steliana focuses on mentoring and coaching, sharing her experiences, and volunteering. She believes in fostering an environment that empowers individuals to take on challenges, learn, grow, and ultimately, take on leadership roles themselves." 

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