What if the key to transforming your career isn’t a perfect plan, but the courage to take the first step? In this Expert Talk, Hult Master’s alum and Marketing Specialist, Eleonora Tamrazian, joins Hult Enrollment advisor, Hassan Berik, for a conversation about career change, global growth, and the moments that push you beyond your comfort zone. Together, they’ll unpack the pivotal decisions that led Eleonora from international law into marketing, and how her exposure to Hult’s global campuses in Dubai, Singapore, and London helped her discover new strengths, new interests, and a completely new professional direction. After this episode, you’ll understand: 🔶 How global experiences can reshape your mindset and reveal new career paths. 🔶 Why career pivots work best when driven by curiosity, courage, and action. 🔶 Practical advice for students and professionals ready to make their next move. Want more insights like this? Visit hult.edu to explore more future-focused conversations and leadership insights. Chapters: (00:00) Introduction (02:35) Why did you make the transition from international law to marketing and what pushed you to take that first courageous step into something new? (04:03) What made you realize marketing was the direction you wanted to take, and how did Hult help you to feel confident about making such a big change? (06:24) Are there any skills from international law that skill help in your marketing role? (07:46) How did moving through such different cultures and environments change the way you think and work today? (12:04) What did your journey with Hult in Singapore look like? (13:52) What personal qualities helped you the most through that transition from law into marketing?  (17:12) What would you say to someone who is in that position but doesn’t know what the “right” next step is? (18:55) Can you tell us about the network that you've built at Hult? (20:25) What does diversity and global community look like at Hult and how has your exposure to this impacted your current role? (23:20) What’s your one piece of advice for professionals who may be looking to grow their current role on a global scale?