Amy Gornall: taking opportunities, writing your own job descriptions and what is a "Doriser"?

Update: 2018-11-29

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Amy Gornall has seen Liverpool-based Doris IT expand significantly over her 3 years as part of the team. With rapid growth like this comes a strong loyalty to a company and a brand, but how has this single, first experience of work shaped her overall attitude to her career? Is she in a bubble and, if so, should she even care?

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