Episode 62, Catherine Eibner (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: February 3, 2010
Catherine Eibner, a Dynamics Developer Evangelist from Microsoft, talks to us about how much she loves her job, her involvement with Girl Geek Dinners, and what she needs at work to make sure her whole life has balance.
You can find Catherine online at her Twitter account, @ceibner, or on her site, Geek Girl Blogs.
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 61, Jacqueline Crowhurst (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: January 26, 2010
Jacqueline Crowhurst, form Microsoft, talks to us about some cool projects her team has been involved in and about some of the discussions she had at the Microsoft Women’s Networking Lunch.
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 60, Sara Chipps (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: January 21, 2010
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Sara Chipps, Lead Girl at GirlDeveloper.com, talks to us about why she started GirlDeveloper.com and how to overcome one of the most common challeges of side-projects.
You can find Sara online at http://girldeveloper.com and http://www.twitter.com/sarajchipps. And be sure to check out http://bundl.it!
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 59, Shobana (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: January 19, 2010
Shobana, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft Research, talks with us about some of the projects she’s worked on, her own background, and how Microsoft Research contributes to PDC.
If you want to learn more about Microsoft Research, check out: http://research.microsoft.com/
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 58, Carol Eidt (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: January 14, 2010
Carol Eidt, an Architect at Microsoft, gives us a glimpse into her varied day-to-day responsibilities and tells us about her own path to becoming a woman in technology.
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 57, Cathy Dumas (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: January 12, 2010
- In: Conference| PDC09
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Cathy Dumas, Program Manager on the Workflow Designer at Microsoft, tells us why mentoring can be beneficial for students and gives us advice for both mentors and mentees.
You can find Cathy at her blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/cathyk/
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 56, Kim Schmidt (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: January 7, 2010
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Kim Schmidt, from Microsoft, talks about her untraditional and inspiring career path and gives us some advice for women entrepreneurs.
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 55, Grace Francisco (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: January 6, 2010
Grace Francisco, Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, gives us some great advice from the Microsoft Women’s Conference.
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 54, Lynn Langit (PDC09)
Posted by: Erin 'Ed' Donahue on: November 24, 2009
Lynn Langit, Developer Evangelist at Microsoft, talks about her volunteer project, DigiGirlz, and being herself.
Links from this episode:
- http://blogs.msdn.com/SoCalDevGal
- http://www.microsoft.com/DigiGirlz
- http://www.opensmartcare.org
- http://www.twitter.com/llangit
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
Episode 53
Posted by: Ashley Myers on: October 5, 2009
Telle Whitney, CEO and President of ABI, tells us what the Anita Borg Institute is and what ABI is doing for social good, the theme of GHC09.
Thanks to Cody Whitesell and Ruby Shuz.
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