Women Who Tech
Women Who Tech
Podcast Description
Real conversations with badass women professionals in Tech. We dive into the challenges they’ve conquered, the unique energy they bring, and the power of soft skills in a fast-paced industry. Inspiring, empowering, and redefining success — one story at a time.
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Content Themes
The show focuses on themes such as the power of soft skills, career growth, and challenges faced by women in tech. Specific episodes discuss leadership dynamics, building confidence as a designer, and navigating industry biases, with examples like Tetiana Boliukh’s insights on the impact of gender biases and Isabelle Hüther’s approaches to diverse teams and sustainable cultures.
Real conversations with badass women professionals in Tech. We dive into the challenges they’ve conquered, the unique energy they bring, and the power of soft skills in a fast-paced industry. Inspiring, empowering, and redefining success — one story at a time.
🎙 Welcome to the Women Who Tech show!
In the second episode of Season 2, I chat with Danbi Kim, UI/UX designer about her job search strategy that brought her a design position in Berlin, Germany and how saying no to mismatching offers saves time and energy.
🔥 We dive into:
- the tough truth of German Tech job market – it’s not you, it’s everything
- how 250 applications and lots of mental health walks led to 4 job offers and Danbi’s current role
- how Danbi’s previous career in Brand strategy gave her extra advantage
- navigating power dynamics at interview rounds
- networking and mentorship are a key
- utilising LinkedIn as a powerful job search tool and other advices for job seekers
One quote that stuck with me after our conversation: “I am a strong believer in leveraging past experiences and careers in your current momentum”.
👉 Follow the podcast for more grounded conversations with women shaping the future of Tech and Design.
🔗 Danbi on LinkedIn
🔗 Lisa on LinkedIn
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