From Women’s Liberal Art College to Managing Engineers

I’ve worked in communications and tech while having a liberal arts degree. But I’m having trouble leveraging that experience after moving to a different country since I don’t tick the right boxes...

If you are undecided about a major, which liberal arts degrees have you found are a better fit to transition into the tech industry?

What advice would you give to current liberal arts students who want to pursue a career in STEM?

Having a BA from nearly 20 years ago, I finally got hired by a company that actually knew what a BA in Liberal Arts is and thought it was an asset! The staffing agency I went to didn't how to...

How can I better sell my liberal arts degree on my CV and cover letters?

How to make the liberal arts degree look attractive in a cover letter?

If you could pick one thing to take off as quickly as the "attack on plastic straws" across the world, what would it be?

What competency learned at St. Mary's yields the most value added to your work? How soon after your hire in your present position did this advantage attract the attention of your supervisors?

How did you know you wanted to shift your career after having so much momentum towards the liberal arts?

What was the toughest aspect of making the change from arts to software?

What obstacles did you face transitioning into an Engineering role?

What's your "pitch" for how a liberal arts degree prepared you for the kind of work you do?