How To Describe Yourself Outside Of Work
Next time you are meeting a stranger or a party attendee, describe yourself with something less career-oriented, like how you spend your free time, what is it that you are really proud of, or what you do during your weekends.
This can lead to authentic and stimulating conversations, and remind you that you aren’t just your job.
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