Her Head's in the Cloud
Her Head's in the Cloud
Podcast Description
Get ready for Her Head’s in the Cloud, the podcast where DevOps, Cloud, and SRE meet innovation, leadership, and personal stories from the tech world! Hosted by Egle Scerbaviciute, a seasoned recruiter with deep expertise in the platform engineering space, this show brings you the latest trends, success stories, and challenges shaping DevOps in Australia and beyond.
Expect in-depth conversations with DevOps practitioners, tech leaders, and startup founders as they share insights into best practices, future trends, and lessons learned. Whether you're a DevOps enthusiast or a tech leader looking for strategic advice, Her Head’s in the Cloud has something for you.
Stay tuned for powerful stories, actionable advice, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of DevOps! ️
If you enjoy the show, be sure to rate us five stars and leave a review to help us keep bringing you more insights and stories from the world of DevOps.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores topics within DevOps, Cloud engineering, and Site Reliability Engineering, featuring episodes that cover leadership challenges, diversity in tech, and personal career journeys. An example episode includes a discussion on the impact of diversity on cloud architecture, with actionable advice for women in tech.
Get ready for Her Head’s in the Cloud, the podcast where DevOps, Cloud, and SRE meet innovation, leadership, and personal stories from the tech world! Hosted by Egle Scerbaviciute, a seasoned recruiter with deep expertise in the platform engineering space, this show brings you the latest trends, success stories, and challenges shaping DevOps in Australia and beyond.
Expect in-depth conversations with DevOps practitioners, tech leaders, and startup founders as they share insights into best practices, future trends, and lessons learned. Whether you’re a DevOps enthusiast or a tech leader looking for strategic advice, Her Head’s in the Cloud has something for you.
Stay tuned for powerful stories, actionable advice, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of DevOps! ️
If you enjoy the show, be sure to rate us five stars and leave a review to help us keep bringing you more insights and stories from the world of DevOps.
In this episode of Her Head’s in the Cloud, Egle sits down with Sirisha, Engineering Manager at MYOB, to explore what it really takes to lead high-performing engineering teams.
Having started her career as a graduate engineer before progressing through systems administration, cloud engineering and leadership roles, Sirisha shares the experiences that shaped her approach to people leadership. From the impact of mentorship and honest feedback to fostering trust, accountability and psychological safety, she offers practical insights for both aspiring and established leaders.
The conversation explores how leaders can create clarity without micromanaging, navigate conflict constructively, empower engineers through ownership, and build strong relationships that drive both individual and team success. Sirisha also shares her perspective on why trust is earned over time, how to find the right mentor, and why great leadership isn’t about having all the answers – it’s about creating an environment where people can do their best work.
Whether you’re leading teams today or looking to step into leadership in the future, this episode is packed with valuable lessons on building stronger teams and becoming a more effective leader.
This podcast is brought to you by the Technology Recruitment Department powered by Precision Sourcing.
Host: Egle Scerbaviciute
Guest: Sirisha Joel
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