In her interview, Jessica touches on the importance of paying close attention to the activities and subjects that you really enjoyed as a child, as they may give you insight into what careers you may enjoy and be successful in later in life. Listen now: https://t.co/NLyiTGpxoM
Hear about Jessica’s career journey, Remote Year experience, and what she’s doing now (including during the pandemic): https://t.co/NLyiTGpxoM #womenindesign#career#remotework
Katherine interviews fellow Remote Year participant and design enthusiast, Jessica DeWitt, once in 2017 and again in 2021, about her creative career. Listen to the full-episode: https://t.co/NLyiTGpxoM #remotework#hr#designer
Katherine and Martin chat about topics like the speed at which the software industry is growing, how some of the most important things you'll do or learn are TOTALLY unexpected, and the degree to which technology has made their remote work possible. https://t.co/5bRZIn8nPU
In their March 2021 follow-up interview, Katherine and Martin chat about the recent shift to remote work during the pandemic, how this has impacted people's impressions of working outside of an office, and what it may mean for the future of remote work. https://t.co/5bRZIn8nPU
Martin and Katherine chat about the recent shift to remote work during the pandemic, how this experience has impacted people's impressions of working outside of an office, and what it may mean for the future of remote work in this episode: https://t.co/5bRZIn8nPU #remotework
🎧: Listen to our full interview with Martin Smith, Principal Engineer, at https://t.co/zT4nsO7nPv or wherever you listen to podcasts: https://t.co/5bRZIn8nPU #hr#careeradvice#modernwork#remotework#digitalnomad
In Episode 14, Katherine chats with fellow traveler and remote worker, Martin, once in 2017 and again in 2021, about his evolving career as a software engineer.
Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/5bRZIn8nPU
#modernworkpodcast#careergoals#remotework#digitalnomad
Maya and her childhood friends developed a passion project: @FCWkly, a newsletter that aims to “create community wherever we sit.” The weekly newsletter shares distilled down information on current news.
Hear more in Maya's episode: https://t.co/iUqRW3EP9U
Maya's journey took her from Wake Forest University to Harvard law school. Katherine and Maya discuss her time in school, her professional experience working in corporate law, her travel industry experience, and her passion project, @FCWkly. https://t.co/iUqRW3EP9U
Maya and Katherine discuss Maya's transition from corporate law to working for a boutique travel company, how race can shape travelers’ experiences, and then catch up about her life after Remote Year and her time with Choice Hotels – hear the full episode: https://t.co/iUqRW3EP9U
In Episode 13, Katherine interviews Maya Yette about her evolving career on two separate occasions. They discuss Maya's undergrad education and going to Harvard law school, her experiences working in corporate law and the travel industry.
Listen now: https://t.co/iUqRW3EP9U
Wanderium is an all-in-one travel assistant for ensuring smooth trips, and offers checklists, packing lists, city guides, gear, and more for 500+ cities. Catch the full interview with founder Jono Lee here: https://t.co/UmBaJWzZfQ #startup#entrepreneur#remotework
Wanderium is an all-in-one travel assistant for ensuring smooth trips, and offers checklists, packing lists, city guides, gear, and more for 500+ cities. Hear the full interview with founder Jono Lee here: https://t.co/UmBaJWzZfQ #startup#remotework
Jono started playing with computers when he was a kid, and he went on to study Computer Science and Cognitive Science at UCLA. Hear more about his newest venture and his thoughts on risk assessment and the importance of determining risk vs. danger. https://t.co/UmBaJWzZfQ
Jono was also a part of Remote Year Battutta, where he and Katherine recorded his initial interview. In this episode: Jono shares more about his work experience including his initial start-up ventures and how he organizes his many business ideas: https://t.co/UmBaJWzZfQ #startup
Katherine interviews Jono Lee, product designer and founder of Wanderium. They discuss Jono’s education, his career as a product designer, how he vets his new business ideas – hint: he has a rubric.
Listen now: https://t.co/UmBaJWzZfQ #remotework#startup#entrepreneur
Tarryn shares more about Dara, the company she co-founded, in Episode 11. Dara is an AI / machine learning solution that helps sales organizations track sales calls and train sales people on how to be better. Learn more about Dara at https://t.co/raFCSCEVcD #ai#sales#startup
Tarryn shares her experiences with working at a small company versus working in a corporate ecosystem along with much more about her marketing roles and expertise. https://t.co/Z65EvUiybw #marketing#digitalnomad#podcasting#remotework