Before our attention was diverted with the blockbuster acquisition of Instagram, Facebook recently caught media attention for not adding any women to its board of directors. As a result, the women in technology leadership problem has been a hot topic around the blogosphere, which I read with avid interest. Being a former engineer, I am […]
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Why This Woman Paused The Executive Race
January 15, 2012
After spending the last six years as a director of large central teams, I recently started a job managing a large project where I will only have a handful of direct reports. A few people asked me why I chose to “take a step back”, even though I am part of the senior leadership team […]
Improvising By Design: One Woman’s Adventure In Video Games
March 26, 2011
I just got back from Guadalajara, Mexico where I gave a presentation at Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, the 2nd largest campus of the largest technical university in Mexico. The reception from the faculty, students and local industry was wonderful. Much to my surprise, the auditorium was packed! Interactive presentations are a […]
How Do We Get More Women In Tech?
January 9, 2011
This week Jen Cheng sparked an intelligent discussion on her blog by asking: Why Are There So Few Women in Tech?. Women and men shared their views, experiences and wisdom from a variety fields. It’s clear that only a small percentage of young women are choosing to earn technical degrees, so there are few women […]
April 22, 2012
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