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Scott Krawitz: People Skills for a Technologist

Joanie interviews Scott Krawitz, the CEO of People Driven Solutions Inc (PDSI).  PDSI provides technology advisory services, such as the “virtual CTO.”  Scott has had many years as a technologist and a leader of technologists and he shares the people s...

An episode of the Reinventing Nerds podcast, hosted by Joanie Connell, titled "Scott Krawitz: People Skills for a Technologist" was published on September 12, 2018 and runs 27 minutes.

September 12, 2018 ·27m · Reinventing Nerds

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Joanie interviews Scott Krawitz, the CEO of People Driven Solutions Inc (PDSI).  PDSI provides technology advisory services, such as the “virtual CTO.”  Scott has had many years as a technologist and a leader of technologists and he shares the people strategies he finds work best. Highlights: Q: What are the most critical people skills for a technologist? In nerd parlance, think of it like a network communication model.  There are three stages: transmitting, receiving, and processing a message. Q: What have you learned from your extensive world travel that has helped you develop your people strategies? It’s an invaluable experience for any leader to explore different cultures.  Cross-cultural agility is key, especially in America.  You ignore cultural differences at your own peril. Q: What do you mean by using the right “filter of empathy?” Scott brings in research from cultural anthropologist, Angeles Arrien.  To learn more, listen to the podcast. Words of wisdom from Scott: “It’s always better to under promise and over deliver.” “Show up and choose to be present.” “Look for the words between the words.” Scott offers shout outs to: NFAR, the National Foundation for Autism Research, and 7CTOs Contact Scott: [email protected] 619-908-1407 http://peopledriven.co  

Joanie interviews Scott Krawitz, the CEO of People Driven Solutions Inc (PDSI).  PDSI provides technology advisory services, such as the “virtual CTO.”  Scott has had many years as a technologist and a leader of technologists and he shares the people strategies he finds work best. Highlights: Q: What are the most critical people skills for … Continue reading Scott Krawitz: People Skills for a Technologist
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