Story of a Misfit and Changemaker-Uyumsuzlukla savaşma kendi hayatını kodla | Neşen Yücel | TEDxDEU

Описание: Neşen Yücel, discovered that she did not fit in the box, a little too late but her life skyrocketed after she set herself free of the rules and lifestyle imposed by the society. She kickstarted the a people's movement in Turkey, a volunteer network to teach kids how to code, free of charge. Listen to the story of the Founder of CoderDojo Türkiye. She might inspire you to be the change you want to see and set yourself free. Neşen Yücel, oyun kurallarına uymaya çalışırken yaşadığı mutsuzluğu, korkularıyla yüzleşerek yendi ve yeni bir hayat kurdu. Bu değişim sürecinin bir parçası olarak da çocukların bilgisayar programlama ile tanışmasını sağlayan ilk kitlesel hareketi olan CoderDojo Türkiye'yi başlattı. Bu konuşma, kendinizde ve çevrenizde görmek istediğiniz değişikliği yaratıp, kendinizi özgür bırakmanız için size ilham verebilir. Neşen chose to give a big twist to her career after 13 years of experience in the biggest banks of Turkiye, during which she specialized on product management, marketing and marketing communications. In 2012 Neşen started her own company as a consultant and also have been running own projects. Ever since that decision, her life has the dynamism back long missed since university years when every morning you wake up to a new goal or challenge but most importantly, an opportunity. In addition to her own projects, thanks to her education at Bogazici University Translation and Interpretation Studies and MBA degree from University of West Georgia, USA; she has been busy working on both local projects and companies worldwide for their marketing efforts as well as localization in Turkey. Neşen is focused on digital marketing, business development and localization for digital and mobile projects and sometimes translation with a business perspective.
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