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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
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Lilly Chen left high school at 16 to become a Buddhist monk. Years later, she joined Meta and founded a startup competing with Accenture

Some career journeys follow a predictable path, while others take unexpected turns before leading to the world of business and technology. Lilly Chen’s journey stands out for its unusual twists, taking her from a Buddhist monastery to the technology industry and eventually to the founder’s seat of a startup competing with established consulting firms.

The founder and CEO of FSH Technologies describes founding the company as something she “fell into” rather than a business she had planned to create.

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