Nancy Ly's guest appearances

Nancy Ly

CoreNet NorCal Podcast Episodes

Navigating the Rise

Peter Lee

George Wu

Heather Havenwood

Michael Phelps

Carl Choi

Joan Price

Chris Ross

William Hung

Stephen Lee

Robert Teed

John Lucas

John Bruno

Danah Gutierrez

Li Lin

Jeremy Jong

OwlTail

Learn about Workplaced and the latest in CRE and employment as Nancy Ly (business development manager-Gilbane) interviews Workplaced co-founders Parin Ahmadi and Nellie Hayat. In this episode, Parin and Nellie give us insight into the development of Workplaced, how CoreNet and other professional groups helped uplift the Workplaced platform, and the positive changes in CRE employment they hope to see in a post-pandemic world.

Learn about Workplaced and the latest in CRE and employment as Nancy Ly (business development manager-Gilbane) interviews Workplaced co-founders Parin Ahmadi and Nellie Hayat. In this episode, Parin and Nellie give us insight into the development of Workplaced, how CoreNet and other professional groups helped uplift the Workplaced platform, and the positive changes in CRE employment they hope to see in a post-pandemic world.

Discovering Workplaced with founders Parin and Nellie, ft. Nancy Ly NorCal EDIB Co-Chair

Nick Huynh

This week we explored what it is like to be a doctor.  As we all know, most Asian parents want their kids to aspire to become a doctor.  Little did they know, there are many kinds of doctors, with some don't pay that well.  Heck, even being a software engineer these days will pay much more than a generic doctor.  This week, we explored the nuances of the trials and tribulations of being a doctor.  We found out that how much of a thick skin you have to be in order to undergo the trainings.  Instead of encouraging you, many people in the practice point out what is wrong with your work as a way to make you a better doctor.  That makes sense since doctors' actions can mean life and death for an individual.  Another thing we uncovered was, depending on the hospital you train at, you develop different skills, just like different companies have different processes.  After this episode, I hope the listeners have a better grasp on what it takes to be a doctor.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/navigatingtherise/support

This week we explored what it is like to be a doctor.  As we all know, most Asian parents want their kids to aspire to become a doctor.  Little did they know, there are many kinds of doctors, with some don't pay that well.  Heck, even being a software engineer these days will pay much more than a generic doctor.  This week, we explored the nuances of the trials and tribulations of being a doctor.  We found out that how much of a thick skin you have to be in order to undergo the trainings.  Instead of encouraging you, many people in the practice point out what is wrong with your work as a way to make you a better doctor.  That makes sense since doctors' actions can mean life and death for an individual.  Another thing we uncovered was, depending on the hospital you train at, you develop different skills, just like different companies have different processes.  After this episode, I hope the listeners have a better grasp on what it takes to be a doctor.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/navigatingtherise/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/navigatingtherise/support</a>

[S1] [E11] How to Be a Physican...or Not w/ Nancy Ly and Nick Huynh, Cardiologist and Pulmonologist