


Do you have a plan to achieve your professional goals? One way to do it is through trial and error, but there’s a better and easier...
Do you have a plan to achieve your professional goals? One way to do it is through trial and error, but there’s a better and easier option.
This “secret to success” isn’t *really* a secret - mentorship is an invaluable tool to help you identify and reach your career goals. Learning from someone whose accomplishments you admire & whose opinion you value, can be just as helpful halfway through your professional journey as at the start. Someone who has already been where you are can help guide you along the path to success, even when you feel most lost. I was fortunate enough to have mentors throughout my career that helped me grow and advance in many ways, some not even obvious to me at the time. And without their help, I wouldn’t be where I am today!
Please bring your questions to this live chat, so we can demystify the search for the perfect mentor & help you get moving along the path to your goals!
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My name is Limor, and I am a woman who has led tech teams at Digital Ocean, Oracle, VMWare, and Sun Microsystems. My passion is helping women succeed in the tech industry. To do this, I’ve focused on mentoring engineering managers for the past three years. It’s been beyond rewarding for me as well as my mentees.
I love working with people. My passion is working with excellent software engineering teams building amazing products customers love.
For more than ten years, I have been leading teams and organizations of different sizes while building a great culture, innovating, and shipping products. I enjoy helping engineers grow both their technical abilities as well as their communication and collaboration skills.
How to you find the right mentor for your career and personal goals?
Any suggestion on how to get back into the workforce after a long hiatus?
How do you ask someone to be your mentor and start that relationship?
What could be your best advice for a woman who made a career change to tech? Without work experience but with a lot of practical laboratory, where and how to find a mentor who believes in you??...
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