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Hi! I am Jeffrey Leavitt.

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Career Overview:

I am in my 6th year of Product Management. I have worked on products that delivered personalization and dynamic content for a marketing email that was responsible for ~40% of annualized revenue, to ML Models that helped employees more effectively service tens of thousands of loan applications.

In a previous career, I consulted with corporate executives about their company-sponsored 401(k) plans. Assets under advisement on these plans were in the hundreds of millions.

Personal Overview:

I grew up in Southern Utah. Zion National Park (as featured in the cover photo) was my backyard. My wife and I met in high school. We have twin daughters, a son, and a labradoodle. In 2021, we moved from Utah to North Carolina for no other reason than for the sake of adventure.

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Leavitt Family - September 2024

Leavitt Family - September 2024

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Dottie

Dottie

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Hobbies:

College Football (Go Utes!)

Hiking

Building in Coda

Publishing my Substack

Going on walks with my family

Jogging

Board Games

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Splendor⁠

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Survive⁠

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Photosynthesis⁠

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.....and a whole lot more....

Top 3 Career Accomplishments of Which I am Most Proud:

These are in no particular order.

When a business owner was planning to spend ~45k+ and ~6 months to build a product, I was able to help him build an MVP in Coda for less than $12 and in under 2 weeks. It gave him enough insight to make decisions for his business, and he saved a meaningful amount of money.

Consistency in writing and publishing weekly articles that help employees overcome inexperience. At over 55 published articles and growing,

Cubicle Farm⁠

has brought hope to those who felt hopeless. To date, this reader’s response is still one of my proudest moments since its launch:

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In response to the April 3, 2024 article titled “

I Was Broken, Then I was Fixed⁠

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Persevering through an entire summer selling pest control services door-to-door in New Jersey, USA. It was one of the most difficult and uncomfortable 4 months of my life. While others quit and went home early, I pushed through and finished what I set out to complete. I wasn’t the top-performing sales rep, but I was just as resilient.

Top 3 Personal Accomplishments of which I am Most Proud:

In all honesty, starting and building a family is my top accomplishment (twin daughters and one son). However, that is probably the “expected” answer. So I will share my 3 non-family accomplishments. These are in no particular order.

Finished 18 of 960 participants, and 1st overall in my age division, in a Half Marathon. Source:

2017 Timpanogos Half Marathon⁠

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Served 24 months as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Hungary. Learning another language, especially Hungarian, was hard enough. But learning a language, to share a message that most people don’t want to listen to, was even harder. I proved to myself my resilience and perseverance.

Continually learning and improving my DIY home skills. Projects completed include:

Removing ~2,000 square feet of popcorn ceiling.

Replacing the trim around the floor, doors, and windows in a bedroom, adding window sills and board and batten, and painting the entire room.

Splitting the electrical line from a vanity light within a bathroom, and then rerouting each new wire behind the drywall to create two working sconces.

Building a 6’ round wooden dining room table that sits 8 adults comfortably.

Added wallpaper to multiple bedrooms and bathrooms.

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Room where we replaced the trim around the floor, doors, and windows in a bedroom, added window sills and board and batten, and painted the entire room.

  Room where we replaced the trim around the floor, doors, and windows in a bedroom, added window sills and board and batten, and painted the entire room.

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Bathroom where I split the electrical line from a vanity light and then rerouted each new wire behind the drywall to create two working sconces.

Bathroom where I split the electrical line from a vanity light and then rerouted each new wire behind the drywall to create two working sconces.

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One of the rooms to which I added wallpaper.

One of the rooms to which I added wallpaper.

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