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Who the hell knew!

All about Inclusion & Diversity and How tech is disrupting the norms!

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    05. SEEMA SHAH - What does it mean to work in Gig Economy

    Seema Shah, wears many hats, be it driving transformation for giants like Samsung/ PayPal OR driving brain activation via Cree8 production's dance/film forms. And she made this happen by embracing gig economy before it was even a thing! A study by Intuit predicts that by 2020, 40% of American workers would be independent contractors. Ever wondered what it would be like to work in main stream gig economy? How it will shape employer/ employee expectations and what challenges it will drive? Tune in now to the full episode to find out all of that and more.

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    04. LAUREN ROSENTHAL - Lean Methodology & Product Analytics for dummies

    Lauren Rosenthal, Solution Principle: Digital Products and Innovations at Slalom Consulting, is someone who loves the process of building impactful products and can convince you in no-time that the key ingredient to a successful product manager recipe is RIGOR! To find out more about what forms the foundations for Lean Methodology including RIGOR and about product analytics for dummies, tune into the full episode with Lauren.

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    03. "Diversity is uniqueness that every individual brings to the world" - IMANI DUNBAR

    Imani Dunbar, Head of Global Analytics at Facebook, and someone, being a American African Lesbian, represents diversity in many shapes and forms. In this heartfelt conversation, Imani shares her own journey and challenges along the way, but more importantly her thoughts on what we all can be doing to make a difference.

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    02. JULIE OMRAN - Setting a new normal and taking a non-traditional path in all walks of life

    Julie, Solution Principle at Slalom, comes from a mixed religion background, is part of the LGBTQ community, and is also someone who has taken a non-traditional career path. Julie has so much to teach us all on what diversity truly stands for! So tune into the full episode of “Who the hell knew!” with Julie Omran right here, right now!

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    01. NABARUPA BANERJEE - Building scalable product orgs & feedback for driving gender parity

    Nabarupa Banerjee, VP of Search at Walmart.com, a renowned public speaker, and a budding author spills the beans on her mantra to be a successful product leader — “Start with the customer problem and NOT with the solution” and “hire people who are smarter than you and be willing to learn from them”. We also discussed a need to define a new normal to driving gender parity at your workplace. Tune in to the full episode of “Who the hell knew!” with Nabarupa to uncover much more.

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All about Inclusion & Diversity and How tech is disrupting the norms!

HOSTED BY

Mamta Krishnia

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