Telling Asian parents I want to do sustainability 😰 Sustainable packaging conference SF 📦 | VLOG 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ค. 2022
- Hellooo friends!
Welcome to the first vlog series where I highlight some things that are going on in, as you guessed it, my life. April was a fun time because I was able to represent my company at a sustainable packaging conference here in the bay and was so nervous about going alone but managed to sharpen my networking skills and get them business cards!
Until next time,
Tyanna
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My name is Tyanna Bui and I’m a first-gen, Asian American, who’s made my way into the sustainability industry. Throughout the last 5+ years, I’ve worked in various spaces such as non-profit, consulting, and corporate. Outside of my job, I’m a freelance graphic designer and enjoy adventuring the outdoors, singing, and practicing self-reflection. A pleasure to meet you guys!
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I love seeing the blogs you do involving work-life balance! It's been hard to find sustainability work after graduating but I'm on the hunt and your videos inspire me
Aww I appreciate you taking the time to comment! Im sure you’ll find one soon, just keep it up and the right role will come ☺️
I’d love to learn more about the packaging! This was a great video!
Thanks Iyana! Maybe a future video idea haha but in the meantime, you should definitely check out the Sustainable Packaging Coalition website and view their publicly available resources that talk more about where companies should aim for when it comes to packaging
Hello, random questions haha, this is a field I'm very interested in but I have no idea where to start, what education did you need to land your career? Also, would math be a requirement for this type of job? I'm not very good at math myself which is why I'm curious!
Hello there, thanks for asking this question! My educational background is focused around environmental science and think majority of people who are doing this work either stem from a science or business background. Math wouldn't be the highest requirement in this field to be frankly honest unless you're planning on being a hard-core researcher who will need to do a lot of statistics. It is important though to at least know the basics of math, up until calculus.