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Yuko Watanabe
Strategy & Operations for Tech, Innovation & Social Impact - Turning Visions into Actions
Yuko Watanabe is a Global Strategy & Operations Consultant at Unify Consulting, based in Seattle, Washington. With a strong background in consulting, she is passionate about leveraging innovative technology to drive business success. Her professional experience includes working on various strategic initiatives that focus on improving operational efficiencies and implementing effective solutions for clients.
Watanabe has established a significant presence on LinkedIn, where she has over 500 connections and shares insights related to her field. Her profile indicates a commitment to continuous learning and adaptation within the consulting landscape, emphasizing the importance of innovative approaches in strategy formulation and operational execution.213
Overall, Yuko Watanabe's role at Unify Consulting reflects her expertise in navigating complex business challenges and her dedication to fostering growth through strategic operations.
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Events like this make me really happy that I'm at Unify Consulting! A small group Filipino dinner right in my neighborhood - a fantastic way to connect with colleagues while learning about the culture and traditions that I once was familiar with.
It reminded me of my high school exchange program to Manila - all the food, hospitality, and more food! That trip made me decide that I wanted to leave Japan, go study in the US, and learn how world economics works. And here I am, many many years later, working on global initiatives with super diverse and talented colleagues.
Thank you Marie Daquiz and Peter Nevius for a memorable dinner!
Newly added credential: Yoga teacher certification!
But here's the deal. After spending 200hrs learning yogic values, I realize they are pretty much polar opposite to what you need to "succeed" in Corporate America. Oops.
So there I go flipping the switch daily - going from my early morning asana practice of "What I have is enough" to logging into my laptop with the "Gotta grow better faster" mindset.
It's not just the Corporate America. My background in economic development also cemented the idea that competitiveness is what we need, growth is the gold, and more is always better.
In reality, however, I'm happier once I can shut off those needy thoughts and focus on what I already have, especially outside work. It took me a while to find that shut-off switch, but now I find it whenever I stand on my mat.
I want to help people find that switch so that we can make an impact at work and at the same time have a life that lets you see the color of the world.
So, shall we yoga?
(I know a good Ashtanga place in Seattle 😘 )
