Ya henüz anlatmadığın hikayen? | Dr. Pradeep Ghosh | TEDxHSRW

Bir işe alım algoritması, insan bir İK uzmanı başvuruyu okumadan adayı eleyebilir. Fizikçi ve bilim diplomasisi alanında çalışan Dr. Pradeep Ghosh, eksik olanın çoğu zaman yetenek değil görünürlük olduğunu savunuyor. Sekiz yıllık mentorluk deneyimine dayanarak, mükemmel bir CV olmadan ilerleyen iki kısa hikaye anlatıyor. Konuşma TEDxHSRW etkinliğinde yapıldı ve kişisel hikayenin gücünü ele alıyor.

• Algoritmalar başvuruları insan incelemesinden önce eleyebilir
• Görünürlük ve kendi hikayeyi anlatmak üzerine kısa öyküler
• Dr. Pradeep Ghosh sekiz yılda 850'den fazla genç profesyonele mentorluk yaptı

Before a human recruiter reads a single word, an algorithm may already have said no. Most of us conclude we weren't good enough. After eight years of mentoring young professionals, Pradeep sees a different gap: not skills, but visibility. Through two short stories, a student from Montenegro and a master's student from India, he shows how they moved forward without a perfect CV. What changed things was one person who knew their story, understood it, and chose to help. Germans call it "Vitamin B." Pradeep calls it recognition, and it starts with being willing to be seen. At TEDxHSRW, he makes the case that in an age when algorithms decide who gets seen, the story you haven't yet told might be the most powerful thing you own. Filmed and edited by Fotocinema (Arkadiusz Tomala). Dr. Pradeep Ghosh's journey abroad as a young student began with strangers who welcomed him like family - a kindness that showed him how a single human story can open doors that no credential ever could. Today, as a physicist and Head of International Cooperations at FAIR, near Frankfurt, one of Europe's largest Big Science projects, he carries that same belief into science diplomacy: that breakthroughs aren't only about technology, but about people working together. A returning TEDx speaker - having taken the stage at TEDxTUDarmstadt in November 2025, Pradeep has spent eight years coaching over 850 young professionals through career transitions, watching the same pattern repeat: the people who moved forward were rarely the most qualified. They were the ones who finally told their story. At TEDxHSRW, he makes the case that in an age when algorithms decide who gets seen, the story you haven't yet told might be the most powerful thing you own This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx