Read or listen to my interview with interview with Randy Raw, VP of Information Security at Veterans United Home Loans. We discuss working w/ info security. lessons learned as a leader, recommend podcasts, and more!
Inspiring LatinX Leaders in Tech
Read these inspiring interviews from different LatinX leaders in tech sharing their experience to help other leaders improve. Learn how they got into management. What are the biggest challenges they face? What is their advice for managers who are just starting out? And answers to many other questions.
Interview with Alexandra Paredes, Head of Engineering at Code Climate
What’s your background and how did you get into management?
I studied Computer Science in Caracas, Venezuela. Before finishing college, around 2009, I was working part-time building mobile applications for BlackBerry and Android using Java and PhoneGap (currently known as Apache Cordova). Building things that others found useful was thrilling. I treasured this experience because it served as a good introduction to understanding that “shipping” a product is more than coding.
In the following years,
Interview with Federico Soria, Engineering Manager at Airbnb
In this interview (also available as a podcast), with Federico Soria, Engineering Manager at Airbnb, we discuss inbox zero, diversity and inclusion, hiring strategies in the highly competitive SF Bay Area, and hacking career development.
Interview with Eugene Bochkarev, VP of Engineering at Xero
In this interview (also available as a podcast), I speak with Eugene Bochkarev, VP of Engineering at Xero who wants to make the whole community of engineers and managers better. We discuss advice for new managers, hiring strategies in the highly competitive SF Bay Area, and a lot of great learning and book recommendations.
Interview with Ravi Bhim, CEO & Founder of BeautifulCode
In this interview (also available as a podcast), I speak with Ravi Bhim who has extensive experience and passion about remote and distributed teams. He is founder of BeautifulCode.co a company that specializes remote software development.
Interview with Lena Reinhard, Director of Engineering CircleCI
Location: Berlin
Current Role: Director of Engineering
What’s your background and how did you get into management?
After a career in finance, arts, and media, I got into tech. I started out in marketing and key account management in a small SaaS company, and at age 26 co-founded my first software company and became a CEO. As part of a longer-term consulting project with our company, I started managing distributed, fast-scaling engineering teams,
Inspiring Women Leaders in Tech
Read these inspiring interviews from 23 different women leaders in tech sharing their experience to help other leaders improve. The interviews are from in 2018-19.
Click here: https://www.managersclub.com/tag/womenintech
Learn how they got into management. What are the biggest challenges they face? What is their advice for managers who are just starting out? And answers to many other questions.
Interview with Jossie Haines, Senior Director, Platform Engineering at Tile
June 1,
Interview with Akshaya Srivatsa, Director of Engineering at Bolt
Vidal: Hello, my name is Vidal Graupera and welcome to this interview on Managers Club. Today I have a special interview with my friend Akshaya, Director of Engineering at Bolt. Among other things, we are going to deep dive into context switching, task management and some of the special things he does to stand out in recruiting which you may find interesting if you don’t work at a big name company like Google or Facebook.
Interview with Allison McMillan, Engineering Manager, GitHub
Location: Washington, DC
Current Role: Engineering Manager, GitHub
What’s your background and how did you get into management?
I actually have a degree in political science! After college, I worked in nonprofit management for a while managing an organization working with college students. There were a lot of things that I loved about management. It’s great to watch people grow and learn and help them develop skills they’ll use for the rest of their lives.
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