Léna Faure

Technical Architect turned Delivery Manager at @Salesforce | Tired mom 🐣 | Self-taught Software Developer 👩‍💻 | Sciences Po Strasbourg & Sorbonne alumni

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@smlpth Hey Samuel, would you share her contact ? I'm interested in her services

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

Ohlala Nicolas

[Mouvement Impact France @Mouv_ImpactFr]

💬Notre seule manière d'avoir de l'influence est de s'allier. Nous n'avons pas d'autre choix que la #coopération.
- Julia Faure aux #UEED2023

[Shopify @Shopify]

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get ready for your new favorite coworker - coming soon

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@Wendy_Sanchez_ A mon avis ils sont aussi très BIENVEILLANTS

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@smlpth how old were your daughters when you started exposing them to code ? Did they like it right away ?

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@JackxParker @SaveToNotion #thread

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@OneGSisneros Ahahaha

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@LBacaj your course is gold, love the bonus tracks, this is really important stuff that is never clearly stated in big orgs 🙏

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@fantoushka Il faut trouver les bonnes teams avec les bonnes valeurs (et pas juste des mots) - c'est compliqué mais faisable. Extrêmement dur dans les équipes où il n'y a qu'une seule femme. Je rêve d'équipes de meufs uniquement 😍

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@fantoushka Perso le remote 100% m'a sauvée, le jugement uniquement sur la qualité et les résultats et ne plus avoir à subir les ambiances de boys club et cour de récré ; je pense que c'est grâce au remote que je suis restée dans la tech

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

Twitter inspires me everyday

[Kris @KrisAbdelmessih]

Before I quit trading, I framed the decision:

I'm 43 yrs old. I can stay, make more $$, racing for 10 more years.

Or I can leave now, while I have energy, reasonable health and less ageism against me to work towards something that I'm not in a race to get over.

cont...

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

When you are drawn to the creative endeavor of creating software but also want to take part in the decision-making process, you have these back and forth desires of coding in your cave and also be in broad daylight, and it's really difficult to have both

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

At one point in my dev career I fell out of love with code, mainly because it had become an obstacle to having a healthy work-life balance.

Now I am on the other side, the business and management side - funny how developers call it the "dark side" - and I really miss coding

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

I see other examples of people having the same dilemma, really well described in this article by @mipsytipsy : https://t.co/CMytHutcvQ

[Daniel Vassallo @dvassallo]

Every career decision comes down to what's best for the kids. Decisions aren't necessarily easy, but they certainly become clearer.

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@RouletteRousse https://t.co/616sJ283IK

[Charity Majors @mipsytipsy]

new post up -- advice for a former CTO exploring the path back to being an engineer.

https://t.co/6FNbv8bzFq

(i am way behind on my goal of one blog post per month, only 4 so far this year! 🙈 time to polish off some of the 110011 posts languishing in my drafts folder...)

[Léna Faure @lenafaure]

@mipsytipsy Thanks A LOT, this series of articles is gold, I have been asking myself exactly the same questions (and point on for the Architect role 😂)

[tobi lutke @tobi]

Building companies comes with high highs and low lows. Today I had to share some sad news with Shopify. https://t.co/gNO37lWYpg