Episode 73 - Monica Sindwani - Transitioning to Customer Education

January 21, 2022 00:35:30
Episode 73 - Monica Sindwani - Transitioning to Customer Education
CELab: The Customer Education Lab
Episode 73 - Monica Sindwani - Transitioning to Customer Education

Jan 21 2022 | 00:35:30

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Show Notes

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Are you wondering how to move from K-12 to Customer Education? Or academia to corporate learning? In this episode, we’re diving into how Customer Education professionals get into the business. Many professionals make a move into Customer Education from teaching, K12 or academia. Others move from Customer Success to Customer Education. Today’s guest has actually worked in each of those worlds! So tune in for a discussion with Monica Sindwani from AgentSync.

Monica made the move from teaching to Customer Success and Customer Education. In this episode, she shares tips for teachers and academics making the move into instructional design or corporate learning. We discuss the paradox of transferable skills and how intellectual humility plays a big part in reskilling. And we talk about how programs like Salesforce Trailhead and other credential programs can be a huge asset for anyone looking to move into the technology field.

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