Beyond the humanitarian crisis resulting from the Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the war there has also taken a huge toll on Ukrainians’ careers and professional lives. In Career Relaunch® podcast episode 82, Roman Havrysh, owner of the Aimbulance marketing agency in Ukraine and lecturer at Kyiv Mohyla Business School, fled Kyiv after the war began. He describes his story of trying to remain afloat both personally and professionally amid the destruction and tragedy there. We’ll talk about what’s happened to his agency, team, and own perspectives on his professional future there. I’ll also share my thoughts on resilience during times of crisis.

1. Even under the most challenging of circumstances, it may still be possible to take some small steps to pivot, adapt, and survive.
   
2. During times of crisis, you have to decide how you want to fight for your life and career. If you don’t do something about your situation, you might lose everything.
   
3. Preoccupying yourself with something significant in your life can actually help you cope with volatility in the world around you.
   

You have decide how you want to fight for your life and career. You have to find a way to survive.


Roman Havrysh


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Work can provide some normalcy in times when everything else seems uncertain.


Joseph Liu


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