71: Breaking The Mold – Ali Alper Celtek

In this enlightening episode of Why I Left, Ali Alper Celtek dives into his transformative journey from a long-standing career in HR to embracing the world of management consulting. Discover how facing workplace challenges and fostering a deep understanding of industrial efficiency helped Ali carve out a new path, brimming with lessons on overcoming fears and committing to self-actualization. Listen now to unfold the facets of strategic career shifts and personal growth.

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