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Najla Elmachtoub is an engineering leader. In her most recent role as a Director of Engineering at Etsy, she led product teams across several domains including mobile, machine learning, adtech, and more. Prior to Etsy, Najla worked at a fintech startup in New York as an engineering manager and a product manager.
She believes in growing teams with empathy, bringing people along for tough decisions, and advocating for others. In this episode, Najla shares how she applies human-centered thinking to engineering leadership. And stick around for her story about moving to Mexico City to open Etsy’s first office in Latin America.
Links from the episode:
Commodore VIC-20 (Wikipedia)The Universe in Your Hand: A Journey Through Space, Time, and Beyond
Journalist Motaz Azaiza مُعْتَز عزايزة ⚡️ (@motaz_azaiza)
Najla Elmachtoub on LinkedIn
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Leeno Karumanchery is a sociologist with a PhD focused in Diversity and Inclusion. Dr Karumanchery has 30+ years of experience in the field, he is widely published and is an internationally sought after speaker, facilitator and consultant. He is co-founder and head of behavioural sciences of MESH Diversity where his research underpins the MESH Diversity software platform.
Leeno combines his education, research and expertise to help organizations engage inclusion in a way that drives positive, sustainable and measurable change.
Links from the episode:
Leeno Karumanchery on LinkedIn
MESH Diversity
The McKenna Institute | University of New Brunswick
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Sergio Pereira was an advocate for remote work years before the pandemic forced everyone to think about it. Over the past decade, Sergio has worked in full-time and fractional CTO roles, hiring and leading teams distributed all over the world. He is the creator of the Remote Work Academy, the Remote Jobs Braintrust, and the Remote Work newsletter.
Links from the episode:
Jobs CoPilot
The Bootstrapped Founder Podcast with Arvid Kahl
The Pragmatic Engineer newsletter from Gergely Orosz
Remote Work Academy
Remote Work Newsletter
Mastering Remote Work (video course)
https://twitter.com/SergioRocks
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Introducing the Debugging Work podcast. Modern work can be a hot mess. This podcast is for discussing ways in which work doesn’t work. Host Derek Hatchard talks with guests about their areas of expertise and experiences making work better.