
Professional growth is not always a straight line. Sometimes it starts in a call center and ends in the CISO chair, or goes through a radical change of field and relocation.
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— From Call Center Operator to CISO. Igor Bulatenko on his career track and transformation into a top manager.
— Wanted to Make Games, but Ended Up Managing Team Leads at Avito. An honest story of changing career goals within IT.
— Product Manager at Google, Sber, and a Startup. Why the same role in different companies turns into three completely different professions.
— Mock Interview on A/B Testing. Practical breakdown of the product section for product managers.
— Planning and Goal Setting. How to properly prioritize and where to record tasks so they get done.
⏺️ Interviews and Hiring
— 250 Questions for Project Managers. A base of questions from real interviews at Cian, Avito, Yandex, and Sber.
— Why CTOs Don't Become CIOs. Analysis of the difference between managing a project portfolio and the basic skill of "fine-tuning".
— A Senior Can't Communicate Value. Why experienced developers often fail at self-presentation and how to fix it.
— You'll Be Fired, and Nothing Will Break. A sober look at employee irreplaceability and corporate reality.
⏺️ Changing Tracks, Certification, and Relocation
— Passing the PMP Exam in 2026. Fresh experience of preparation and successful certification in the May cohort.
— From Public Sector to IT. A personal challenge for 2026: a story of a complete change of professional field.
— Three Principles of International Companies. What approaches help effectively build work in the CPO position at MTS.
— From Developer to Systems Analyst. Practical breakdown of the transition and steps for a soft start in a new profession.
— Guide to Vietnam. Detailed breakdown of daily life, processes, and relocation nuances for IT professionals from the CIS.
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