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Nov 28, 2022
Rachel Cossar
grew up a nationally ranked rhythmic gymnast in Canada. In Episode
#083 of Underserved, we discover her journey from those early
competitions to the Boston ballet to working with artificial
intelligence to improve body language. It turns out that non-verbal
body communication matters a lot (think of your...
Nov 21, 2022
Episode #082
of Underserved is our first one recorded 9.5 time zones apart.
Naresh Pillai joined us from India, where he has returned to
bootstrap a startup called OpineWorks. Prior to this, Naresh spent
time developing software both in India and the United States. We
worked together when he was in Texas, developing...
Nov 14, 2022
Amanda
Richardson grew up and started her career on the East Coast, but it
took just one trip to California to fall in love with the state. In
Episode 081, we talk about the siren song of Stanford, being the
janitor on strategy presentations, and the gamification of coding
interviews. Also covered are being the acquirer...
Nov 7, 2022
Andrew Bauer
is our guest for Underserved episode #080. Andrew is another guest
who is a product of the Syracuse I-School. Combining business and
technology skills, the I-School produces graduates with the rare
skill set of being able to talk to both technical people and
business folks (and living to tell about it!)...