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Posted On: November 3rd 2025, 03:14 pm

[Alerte podcast] Aurelie Giard-Jacquet @techlipstickco et moi nous sommes rencontrées après avoir enregistré un podcast ensemble ! Grâce à qui ? Paris Women in Machine Learning and Data Science !

Nous avons principalement évoqué l'utilisation de l'IA à mon domaine d'expertise ; le recrutement :
‣Que peut on automatiser pour dégager du temps pour les candidat.es ?
‣Comment construire une recherche booléenne ?
‣Comment augmenter la conversion de ses contacts avec les candidat.es ?
‣Quelle place accorder aux outils d’entretien vidéo ? (Ma réponse va vous surprendre !)

Je parle aussi d'entrepreneuriat pour celles que cela intéresse.

🎙️ Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/2sROIl9sRSoVj4AwVy313w?si=ff964bb5e56a4b41&nd=1&dlsi=656c20f4909e41aa
🎙️ Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/techlipstick-la-r%C3%A9ponse-ia/id1567331005

Bonne écoute !

#podcast #IA #AI #FemaleCEO #TechPordcast #entrepreneurtips

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At 18, his father started charging him rent. At 30, he finally understood why.

For 12 years, he handed over part of his hard-earned money every month. He thought his father was being unnecessarily strict, especially when other parents let their children live at home for free.

But on his wedding day, his father surprised him with something he never expected.

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What he believed was money lost had quietly been building his financial future.

His father hadn't been collecting rent to make a profit. He had been teaching his son how to budget, stay consistent, and take responsibility for his finances.

And when the time came to begin a new chapter of his life, those years of discipline became a financial head start.

The lesson? Sometimes, the greatest gift a parent can give isn't money itself, but the habits that teach their children how to manage it.

It's a powerful story about patience, financial responsibility, and a father's love expressed through actions rather than words.

Whether this story is true or simply a lesson passed down, its message is worth remembering.

Good parenting isn't always about making life easier today. Sometimes, it's about preparing your children for tomorrow.

Would you use this approach to teach your children financial responsibility?

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