On this week’s episode of Power Pivots, Mannah Kallon details how his use of technology to gamify the classroom experience for his students ultimately led him to becoming a software engineer at Riot Games.

Mannah discusses how defining himself from the onset enabled him to successfully navigate different spaces, and how his previous professional experiences instilled the confidence he needed to overcome imposter syndrome.

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