EPISODE · Oct 29, 2024 · 29 MIN
STOP THE "WHAT IFS" - Michael Basler on his Journey from Intern to Senior VP and Energy's Future | Oil and Gas Breaking Bias
from Oil and Gas Breaking Bias · host Anand Jha
In this engaging conversation, Anand Jha interviews Michael Basler, a senior vice president at ABB USA, about his remarkable career journey from Intern to leadership role. Michael shares insights on the challenges and opportunities within the energy sector, emphasizing the importance of electrification and the need for skilled labor. He reflects on his personal experiences, the significance of stepping out of comfort zones, breaking biases and the value of building a supportive network. The discussion also highlights ABB's commitment to workforce development and the ongoing relevance of the energy (Chemicals, Oil And Gas) industry in a rapidly changing world. Key Takeaways Higher risk often leads to higher rewards in career choices. Don't limit yourself to one job or location; explore opportunities. Stay curious and seek knowledge beyond your immediate field. The energy industry is evolving but will continue to thrive. Building a supportive network is crucial for career growth. Electrification is a key trend driving the energy sector. Skilled labor demand in the energy industry is on the rise. Challenge yourself to step out of your comfort zone. Reflect on career decisions and be prepared for opportunities. Embrace change and break biases to achieve personal growth. Chapters 00:00 Journey of Transformation: From R&D to Leadership 12:46 Navigating the Energy Industry: Trends and Opportunities 17:51 Building a Future Workforce: ABB's Commitment to Talent 19:49 Reflections on Career Decisions: Learning from Experience 23:53 Breaking Bias: Embracing Change and Challenging Yourself
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