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Are you a woman working in tech? This podcast is for you! Listen in on Erin and Tammy—two women also working in tech—who interview women at all stages in their careers, in all types of roles, with all types of backgrounds so you can benefit from their guests’ experience and industry advice. Learn more at www.wittalks.co
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
58 minutes
English
United States
11 episodes
since Feb. 5, 2017
episodic
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Natalia Baltazar is a Software Developer at Guardian News & Media in London.
Selected topics: How engineers can affect change in their organization, tag-teaming a speaking gig, how teaching makes you a better communicator, and what companies can do to make their work environments more welcoming…
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Amy Yang shifted from a career as an architect to a career in software development at TES Global after attending Makers Academy in London.
Selected topics: The connection between architecture and software development, the satisfaction of front end development, transitioning from a non-tech career …
Roo Harrigan is a Software Engineer at Slack & formerly a Project Manager in HealthTech.
Selected Topics: Becoming a learner instead of a knower, finding a job as a coding bootcamp grad, the advantages of problems, and unconscious bias.
About Roo: Raised in New Jersey, Roo studied anthropology …
Samaira Mehta is the 9-year-old Founder & CEO of CoderBunnyz, a board game teaching CS concepts.
Selected Topics: Coding & creativity, turning your passion into a product, taking responsibility for changing the world & being a CEO.
About Samaira: Samaira is a 9-year-old 3rd grader who …
Lisa Winter is a roboticist, rapid prototyper and an Engineering Project Manager at Mattel.
Selected Topics: Battle robots, being a maker, and asserting your authority as a woman in tech.
About Lisa: A roboticist since childhood, Lisa has 20 years of experience designing and building robots. She ha…
Laura Montoya founded Accel.AI to offer artificial intelligence & deep learning workshops in Oakland, CA.
Selected Topics: Artificial intelligence, joining a tech community, cultural identity, and persistence & perseverance.
About Laura: Laura is the Founder & CEO of Accel.AI, the first…
Lara Hogan is an Engineering Director at Etsy and a published author on web performance & public speaking.
Selected Topics: Public speaking, book writing, thought leadership, ignoring trolls & developing yourself as a manager
About Lara: Lara Callender Hogan is an Engineering Director at Et…
Wenjia Zhu is a Product Manager at BloomReach, a big-data analytics company serving online retailers.
Selected Topics: Self-doubt, MIT engineering degrees, quarter-life crises, becoming a Product Manager, and 401(k)s.
About Wenjia: Prior to becoming a Product Manager at BloomReach, Wenjia Zhu was a…
Season Hughes is mid-career and spoke with us about impostor syndrome & first-time management.
Selected topics: Surviving high school, becoming a librarian, transitioning into tech, being a first-time manager, handling imposter syndrome.
About Season: Season is the Taxonomy Manager at Viator (o…
Michelle Glauser is a Founder & CEO who spoke with us about diversity & inclusion and finding one’s way into tech.
Selected topics: Belonging to a working class family, freelancing as a software engineer, how to raise funds from your network, and not letting others’ opinions of …
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