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Business > Sunday Business & IT
Your skills are no longer local: A message to graduates
By Janette Toral
May 31, 2026 12:06 am

DIGITAL LEADERSHIP

THERE was a period in my life when I became a school executive while still trying to understand myself as a young adult. Looking back now, I realize how young and unprepared I truly was.

People sometimes see career milestones and assume confidence, clarity, or certainty. But many of my biggest opportunities arrived during periods when I was still deeply uncertain about myself and my future.

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