How to Build and Grow Your Career in Engineering

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How can I make career transition efficiently from finance to tech

Good Afternoon , As a mother of 2 wonderful daughters, I'm working in medical field then i stop ped working 6months do to Covid issues then i realize i need a change of career then i start...

Please share a specific example of a difficulty you faced, strategies you employed, and how you evaluated the outcomes

Keeping up with new technologies has been a challenge, as a women who is starting a family. How are you all able to get on top of new technologies?

I'm an SDET right now, while I love what I do I want to move away from programming to more organizing (like project manager) and management (like QA manager) position. How can I smoothly make that...

When do we know we stayed too long in a position?

How do I find a good mentor?

Some of the work I have done has been called "software engineering." My sister the mechanical engineer says that if physical materials aren't involved, it isn't real engineering. Do you include...

My main piece of feedback on my soft skills year after year is that I “lack confidence”. How do I address it once and for all?

This is a wonderful opportunity

How to break into tech after a bootcamp ?

This is a great topic. I can't wait to participate. Thank you.

I see some of my friends moving from a senior Engineer to a QA automation engineer role and becoming an Engineer Manager. For a women, is that an alternate path to enter into a management role?

What is the definition of career growth? And how to achieve it per this definition?

How does one figure out what they enjoy or should pursue within engineering while working full time? There seems to be so much and tech is ever changing how do I know where best to invest my...

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What was your motivation in pursuing this type of line of work?

How to find a mentor or mentors who can help in career growth. Any reference of people you know I can reach out to?

I'm hoping there'll be time at the end to take what is taught about women breaking the glass ceiling and applying it to those of us who are 50+ who are (so far unsuccessfully) trying to break into...

How has the journey been so far as a female in tech?

How to deliberately seek mentors and sponsors who would advocate for me in my absence?

learning options is a big one but it all sounds good