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Leslie Carr

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Hello and welcome to the Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast, where everyone belongs, especially if you think you don't.

Today's guest is Leslie Carr, Head of engineering at Pando.

In this episode, we discuss her early love of computers and her college path, how she ended up dropping out and working on random office jobs, her first job in tech building computers in exchange for beers, and how management became her greatest achievement.

Leslie explains to us the importance of interviewing and how you should tailor the interview process to your needs.

We talk about why it's important to have a diverse staff, the distinction between mentoring and sponsorship, and why you should seek a couple’s therapist to improve your communication and managing skills.

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The happiest times of my months are when someone doesn't think they can do something and I convince them to give it a try.

I know they can do it, and then I'm giving them the gift of letting them know that they could do that and letting them see just how much they're capable of.

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Send us a message, we would love to hear from you.

 Chris Grundemann

 Zoe Rose

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Links:

●     https://twitter.com/lesliegeek

●     https://www.linkedin.com/in/lesliecarr/

●     https://devcolor.org/

●     Ministry for the future 

●     https://www.pando.com/

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