CEO Sundays: Why Communication Needs to Be a Part of the Science
December 9, 2012Just because you work in the hard sciences doesn’t mean that you don’t have to use the softer skills like communication and relationship building.
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Just because you work in the hard sciences doesn’t mean that you don’t have to use the softer skills like communication and relationship building.
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Jenny Dibble knows more than a little bit about entrepreneurship. Dibble started her first web development business in the eighth grade by teaching herself to code and began designing websites for local businesses in her hometown. Now that Dibble has founded and sold her biggest venture to date, she is reaching out to other women in the St. Louis entrepreneurial community to create a network of experienced, professional entrepreneurs who want to help each other take their careers to the next level.