February 2, 2023 (Thursday)
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Many engineers are stuck in a seemingly endless cycle of overwork, with their efforts not yielding the results they want. Despite giving it their all, they fail because they are spending their effort on tasks that don't matter, leading to more resentment and burnout. So what can you do to succeed without killing yourself with busy work that won't make a difference?
Times are tough, and no one knows for sure if their job is safe. Massive companies have cut thousands of roles, leaving many to chase the same positions in an uncertain tech market swamped with competition - all while ChatGPT continues development. Can you stay afloat amid economic turmoil, or will your career drown?
We'll discuss five steps to help you set priorities and make the most of the competitive market so that you can succeed without sacrificing your well-being.Click the link below to sign up for the event!
February 2, 2023 (Thursday)
12:00 PM - 12:30 PM (PST)
I’ve been working in tech for the past 20 years as an engineer, an engineering manager, and a team-builder. I was the 19th engineer at WhatsApp and worked with Facebook as an Engineering Manager for six years after the $19B acquisition.
Over time, I started to see a pattern: talented, hardworking people getting left behind—not because they weren’t capable, but because they didn’t have access or guidance. Now, I build tools, videos, and resources to help people navigate AI, and what’s next.
As a successful coach and mother of four, I feel called to help people secure their brightest futures. With Exaltitude, my trainings provide an inspiring mix of goal planning strategies, productivity techniques and leadership development insights — helping fellows tap into the power they have deep within themselves. In rare moments away from work or family life you can find me reading or whipping up some pescetarian keto deliciousness — not bad for someone who's first job was in a startup in 2000!
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