#129 Jackie Luo is interested in the impact of tech on society
Jackie took us from her first magazine and philosophy major to the realization that a software engineering background could help her realize her dreams. We then discussed her studies, her first internship, and her first job. We talked about moving from New York to SanFrancisco, and back. We talked …
How Much Do You Get Paid? *Crickets*
Are you embarrassed to share your salary? Yeah, a lot of us are. Software engineer Jackie Luo makes the case that we can’t improve the pay gap (for women or people of color) in industries like tech without being more transparent. So, she asked men in tech to share their salaries via Twitter. And th…
A Year of Code with Jackie Luo
Jackie Luo is a Software Engineer at Nylas and Student at Columbia University. In this episode I talked to Jackie about how she, with little experience and exposure to coding, took on the challenge of writing code frequently, committing to github daily. We talked about the types of projects she wor…
Work/Life Balance with Square's Jackie Luo
Jackie Luo is a platform engineer at Square. She joins hosts Jared Palmer and Ken Wheeler on The Undefined to talk about work/life balance React vs. Ember, NY vs. SF, CS degrees, and more.
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Episode 8: Jackie Luo knows the salaries of thousands of tech employees
This episode we talk to blogger, software engineer and our favorite burner (yes, we're talking about Burning Man), Jackie Luo, about radical pay transparency. When we don't know how much our peers are making, it disproportionally impacts minorities like women and people of color. On the contrary, w…
#5 — Jackie Luo, Software Engineer at Nylas
Jackie Luo is a software engineer at Nylas, a startup that is working on building the future of email. She is also currently taking some time off from her studies at Columbia and is going back to finish her degree in the spring. In this episode, we discuss what working at a very small startup is li…
Episode 33: The Worst Manager I Ever Had Spoke Only In Metaphor
If you’ve been doing DevOps for the past 10-20 years, things have really changed in the industry. There’s no longer large pools of help desk support. People aren’t climbing around the data center and learning how to punch down cables and rack servers to gradually work their way up. Now, entry level…
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