Non Fiction (List) | Olga Ozeryan 4/9

Non Fiction

War rewrites everything — including what we choose to say.

This collection reflects a journey of my personal and professional evolution — a shift in focus prompted by the war of 2022.

Previously, my writing centered on Learning & Development, and coaching — areas in which I’ve built deep expertise.

But when war forced me to leave my home and everything I had built, my writing began to change.

Now, I explore themes of forced migration, resilience, and the lived experience of refugees.

These insights draw from both my professional knowledge and my personal transformation — with the hope of offering perspective, connection, and practical value.

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From Immigrant Mentality to a Growth Mindset. Part 5

Many Ukrainian women today have to live between two homes — Europe and Ukraine — constantly travelling between their husbands ...

From Immigrant Mentality to a Growth Mindset. Part 6

I don’t know if the Learning Agility competency applies to processing the war. I can say that I am still in the process of understanding.

Dream Job pursuit. Ukraine. 2021/1

"Have you thought this through? You’ve got two children. You can’t just quit." Such statements, though predictable, didn’t account for the toxicity and manipulation Olya endured daily.

Dream Job pursuit.
Ukraine. 2021/2

After calming her inner demons, Olya hung a sheet of flip chart paper on her wall and opened Canva. She found a neutral, minimalist, and stylish resume design.

Dream Job pursuit. Ukraine. 2021/3

Even if your answers are brilliant and you radiate charm, distractions like the hum of a shisha pipe or the clink of a wine glass might not sit well with a recruiter. And you definitely don’t want your car being towed during the call.

Dream Job pursuit.
Ukraine. 2021/4

“Olga is 41 years old, divorced, raising two children, living in Boryspil, and commuting by personal vehicle. She’s happy to attend an interview.”

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