Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
University education in applied mathematics and doctoral research in computer science.
Dmitry Fleytman
If your growth has stalled, you have probably outgrown your familiar methods and approaches. The next step is to identify and master the ones that will let you operate at a greater scale.
My first career was in technology. For more than twenty years, I worked in small companies and large corporations, designed complex systems, led R&D, built teams, and launched my own business ventures. I worked in Israel, the United States, and Asia.
At some point, my professional path led me into another field: psychology, coaching, and helping people navigate change. This was not a rejection of my past experience, but a continuation of it. Today I combine an understanding of corporate environments, technology, business, and human behavior.
University education in applied mathematics and doctoral research in computer science.
Training in psychology, coaching, and NLP at Yozmot College, with certification through the Israeli Federation of Coaches.
Questions of scale, growth, role transitions, lost motivation, difficult decisions, negotiation, self-esteem, and what comes next.
I am especially useful to people who already have substantial experience: specialists, executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals who do not need to “start from scratch,” but to use what they have already built more effectively.
“I know and can do a lot, but I do not know what comes next or where my next level is.”
A new role, a new industry, your own venture, relocation, or a return to employment — without impulsively dismantling your current position.
When everything looks fine from the outside, but work no longer provides meaning, energy, or a sense of growth.
When there are many options, the cost of a mistake feels high, and the decision keeps being postponed.
Promotion negotiations, conflict with a manager, boundaries, presentations, the right to voice your opinion, and visibility within an organization.
When the previous goal has been achieved, but the next one has not yet taken shape.
My method combines four modes of work. Their balance depends on the situation and may change throughout the process.
We examine fear, internal limitations, automatic reactions, conflicts, and whatever is preventing action.
We prepare for specific conversations, negotiations, presentations, difficult decisions, and new patterns of behavior.
We structure the options, market, roles, resources, constraints, and scenarios. Where my management and technology experience is useful, I bring it into the work.
I help maintain direction between meetings, notice strategic mistakes, and turn decisions into consistent action.
Before moving into work with people, I built a career in technology: from engineering and architecture to leading R&D and launching my own ventures.
You do not need to explain to me how careers, management, accountability for results, the pressure of large organizations, and the cost of professional decisions work.
“I do not offer people a new life in place of their old one. We look for a way to reach the next level of success without unnecessary risks or losses, using everything they have already built.”Dmitry Fleytman
The first 30-minute meeting is free and carries no obligation. We will define the task and determine which format makes the most sense: a single consultation, a short package, or a longer process.