In this panel discussion, we’ll explore a number of senior leaders’ perspectives on how to approach one’s own personal development. In addition to sharing their experiences, they will also contribute key tips and tricks that they use to invest in and develop themselves and their teams and colleagues. Plenty of great advice here for ICs and managers alike!
Tips & tricks for your own personal development
Moderated by Meri Williams
Speakers: Nicole Forsgren , Jessie Link , Duretti Hirpa , Anjuan Simmons
About the moderator
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Meri Williams
Meri is a geek, a manager, and a manager of geeks. She’s a CTO and also runs micro-consultancy ChromeRose, helping digital & technical teams be brilliant.
About the speakers
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Duretti Hirpa
Duretti Hirpa is a writer and Staff Engineer based in San Francisco, California. She’s a ten-year veteran of the technology industry.
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Anjuan Simmons
Anjuan Simmons is a technologist with a successful track record of delivering technology solutions from the user interface to the database.
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