What are the world's most pressing problems?

What should be a global top priority, but needs more attention?

And how can you use your career to best make a difference to others?

Anemone Franz works as a career advisor at 80,000 Hours (80000hours.org) – a nonprofit that aims to help you answer the last of these questions.

She'll talk through how she helps people answer the following 4 questions:

1) What are your values?

2) Which problems seems most pressing?

3) What role best helps the problem?

4) How can *you* get that role?

There will also be free pizza afterwards, and plenty of time to chat to other attendees and the EA Oxford committee. Hit <Going> so we know how much to order!

Come and join us in the L2 Lecture Theatre of the Maths Institute! No ticket required.

Anemone previously worked at Alvea, a biotech startup, as a clinical trial physician focusing on novel COVID-19 vaccine candidates and other medical countermeasures. During medical school, Anemone spent time at the Swiss Institute for Tropical and Public Health, managed a support program for patients with tuberculosis, and conducted research on human physiology in space. Her doctoral research focused on parasitic infections in street children and orphans in Tanzania.

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