She Wrote the Book on Leadership for Scientists: Jen Heemstra on Bad Bosses, Career Setbacks, and Leading with Kindness (Part 2)
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She Wrote the Book on Leadership for Scientists: Jen Heemstra on Bad Bosses, Career Setbacks, and Leading with Kindness (Part 2)
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Nobody trains you to lead. Jen Heemstra found that out the hard way, then wrote the book on it.
She became a chemist by accident. Almost went to law school. Took an industry job that quietly convinced her she was mediocre. And then came the moment most academics dread: the tenure vote where half the room votes no.
Here's the twist. That's the moment she found her purpose.
In this episode you'll hear:
- How a night job in a stockroom turned into an entire career
- What a toxic job does to your confidence, and how she got hers back
- The tenure vote that should have ended her, and the leader who changed everything in one afternoon
- The one question from her husband that finally got the book written
- How she defines success now, and why kindness is the whole point
Chapters:
00:00 The plan, and a mother's advice
03:30 Changing majors and a year of exploring
07:00 Becoming a chemist by accident
23:00 The industry job
30:00 How a bad job shook her confidence
39:00 The tenure vote
41:00 The afternoon that pointed her to leadership
48:00 Writing the book
52:30 How she defines success
Jen's book, Labwork to Leadership: A Concise Guide to Thriving in the Science Job You Were Not Trained For: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0674258630
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