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Julie Wentland
GE HealthCare program manager and sibling guest on The Intentional Leaders Podcast, where she discussed what builds a lasting career.
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Oct 6, 2026
What Makes a Career Successful? It’s Rarely Built on Expertise Alone
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Cyndi WentlandHOST
Should I be a technical expert? Should I be a project manager? Should I be a manager manager? What should I do? So how did that all play out for you? You
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12:46Julie WentlandGUEST
know, I was thinking a lot about this with the question and when I went to school, you know, way back when, um, whenever that was, but I got out, whatever, 43 years ago.
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13:01Julie WentlandGUEST
And it was very technical in nature, right? And then even, you know, going for master's, it was more of the same.
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13:08Julie WentlandGUEST
And if you wanted to get out of school in like five years, you didn't really expose yourself to anything other than how to solve that problem, how to make that aircraft, you know, engine parked, the lowest cost, highest reliability, long life type thing.