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Ep 86: Chris Cashbaugh | When to Blaze New Trail | SOG Knives

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We have all heard about the great resignation that's been sweeping the industry. Chris Cashbaugh is the Director of Product Strategy at SOG. In this episode, he discusses the decision he made to switch from marketing to product design.

Finding a new job can be intimidating. Especially if it's in a field that we don't have any experience in. Chris shares his thoughts on how he made the transition, his philosophy on book learning vs real-world learning, and some practical steps for someone looking for a change.

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