A History of the Underclass of the Internet: Women

A History of the Underclass of the Internet: Women

Back when I was leading a marketing team at AWS, I witnessed first-hand the best and worst of gender dynamics in tech. My team produced events and exhibits for startup founders. At one event, a global tech conference in Lisbon, we hosted a large exhibitor booth and...
Resilience, Owning Your Awesome, and Leadership

Resilience, Owning Your Awesome, and Leadership

As part of our ongoing series Adventures of Women in Tech, host Alana Karen sat down with Ginny Clarke, Leadership Strategist and former Director of Executive Recruiting at Google. They chatted about why competencies are more important than experience when...
12 Reasons for Women Entrepreneurs to Celebrate Right Now

12 Reasons for Women Entrepreneurs to Celebrate Right Now

Dear Women Entrepreneurs, I know most of you didn’t raise $10+ million dollars for your early-stage startup that the media and public loves to celebrate, which is why I’m taking this moment to celebrate you right now. I put together a list of 12 reasons to celebrate...
Why Feedback Often Doesn’t Work

Why Feedback Often Doesn’t Work

The below is an excerpt from Connect: Building Exceptional Relationships with Family, Friends, and Colleagues, a new book by Carole Robin PhD and David Bradford PhD, that’s based on their Interpersonal Dynamics course – a.k.a. the “Touch Feely...
The Importance of Candidate Advocacy

The Importance of Candidate Advocacy

Recruiters can choose to either serve as a “gateway” or “gatekeeper” for an organization. We can shape the trajectory of a company and a candidate’s career with just one click. We are often the first experience/touchpoint in the hiring process. Whether it’s reviewing...