I was honored this week to be included in a a blog series that showcases just a few of the great women I work with, in celebration of International Women's Day on March 8.
Check out the series, I think you'll find the common theme in the interviews interesting and inspiring. Pass on the links if you have girls in your life that could be interested in pursuing technology as a career.
Friday, March 07, 2014
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3 comments :
Nice post.
I was confused by your link to the series. Could you give the articles in the series a common tag instead of referring to all articles in March '14?
Thanks Ken. I updated the link to an aggregate for the series.
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