Well, you've stumbled upon my summary! Thanks for stopping by and taking a moment to get to know me a little better. My name is Jenny; friends call me JCK. In 2020, an accident gave me the ultimate beginner's mindset. I had to relearn everything, down to the basic Lego blocks of communication. When I rejoined the corporate world, I realized I couldn’t assume I had things right. I dug into the world of User Experience, learning how to ask the right sharp questions to bring the story forward. Design the Right Thing. ♦️♦️ Design things Right. In the fall of 2020, my mentor helped me see that I had lost my design bias when I fell. Without those guardrails gleaned from my past experiences- I could connect the dots in ways other people couldn’t. Let's be clear—you don't need a life-altering event to embrace a beginner's mindset. A willingness to question and adapt is all you need.We often get it wrong when we assume we know what someone wants or needs, what works or what doesn’t. Today, I use my unique skills and experience to help people build strong. In my role as Director, Talent-Centered Transformation at Eightfold I get to work with leaders across the Public and Private Sectors. Helping them to shift their strategies from Job-Centered Architectures to Talent-Centered Architectures. I'm a partner committed to helping you build strong, scalable, and sustainable solutions.Get it Right > Be Right. The only way to solve the hardest of problems is to choose to begin. JCKJenny Cotie Kangas (formerly Jenny Neuharth)MYERS BRIGGS – MBTI(ENTJ)Frank, decisive, assumes leadership readily. Quickly sees illogical and inefficient procedures and policies, develops and implements comprehensive systems to solve organizational problems. Enjoys long-term planning and goal setting. Usually well informed, well-read, enjoy expanding their knowledge and passing it on to others. They are compelling in presenting their ideas.