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Is Management a Doomed Conclusion to a Fruitful Engineering Career? Liz Leddy doesn't think so.

September 20, 2021 • Emily Tsitrian • Season 1 • Episode 9

How could an experience at a teenager's after-school-retail job shape the future leadership style of an Engineering Director at a unicorn in Silicon Valley? And what *really* is the career path of a young software engineer at a startup? Buckle up, listeners - Elizabeth Leddy doesn't hold back in answering these and many other inquiries.

Elizabeth has over 15 years of experience in the software industry working in a variety of domains including healthcare, athlete management, government contracting and construction. Her last role was as a director of engineering working with infrastructure, test automation, and security.

After that role lead to a successful acquisition, she is tackling a new role as the Sr. VP of Snack Wrangling and Nap Management and works from home.

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