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Tips from Bryan Yee-
In STEM, we’re taking on some pretty big challenges, and the science itself is only one part of that. Figure out what you enjoy and comes naturally to you, and look for ways to participate in STEM that take advantage of your unique interests. There may be roles and opportunities you never expected.
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This was one of the most valuable lessons I learned. It may seem simple, but it can actually be really difficult for us to make a choice and confidently stick to it. Figure out what values guide you, get to know yourself, and build the skill of being comfortable with uncertainty.
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Harnessing and collecting knowledge gives a company like mine a competitive advantage. But technology alone isn’t enough. Our industry is run by people, and that means understanding how people work, think, and communicate make it possible to build much stronger teams no matter what field you’re in.
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Knowledge Cast- Bryan Yee
Enterprise Knowledge CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Bryan Yee, Director Of Knowledge Management at Amgen about tapping into the collective genius of drug developers, with a specific focus on fostering a culture of psychological safety and leveraging data science to reduce the friction of knowledge sharing and discovery.
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The New Knowledge Management System
Knowledge management remains one of the top three issues affecting company success. The transfer of knowledge has become even more essential as COVID-19 has scattered staff among homes and different work sites. But traditional views of how to handle knowledge no longer apply and only nine percent of business leaders feel ready to address it.
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Steven Johnson: Where good ideas come from
People often credit their ideas to individual "Eureka!" moments. But Steven Johnson shows how history tells a different story. His fascinating tour takes us from the "liquid networks" of London's coffee houses to Charles Darwin's long, slow hunch to today's high-velocity web.
This spotlight was made possible by Amgen Foundation
Established in 1990, the Amgen Foundation plays a key role in Amgen’s commitment to improving the lives of others. As Amgen’s principal channel for corporate philanthropy, they work with expert partners to provide best-in-class science education programs free of cost to teachers and students. They are committed to improving science literacy and inspiring the next generation of innovators around the world.
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