Technically, Her

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Technically, Her is a podcast created for everyone, but especially women who are unsure how to start (or restart) their career in tech. It’s for those facing hesitations, assumptions, and stereotypes. Website: https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/

Episodes

  1. With DEI at heart

    4 MAR

    With DEI at heart

    Aleksandra provides data proving that women are still underrepresented in STEM and IT. She also emphasizes the importance of feeling safe in a male-dominated environment, mentioning that company policies can serve as a safety net and a good starting point for growth. In the second part of the episode, Aleksandra elaborates on a crucial role of women leaders in her career, as she experienced growth from Customer Success to Product. She points out that there's no need to try achieving goals using "men's tools"—empathy and soft skills will get you far, and persistence is the only key that opens all the doors. Women in Tech at SemrushBrowse our openings You can also find us on:InstagramYouTubeLinkedInTikTok

    21 min
  2. When Gender is Never a Factor for Growth

    10 FEB

    When Gender is Never a Factor for Growth

    In our chat Mira shares some highlights of her career advancement at Semrush, from the Customer Support team to Product&Developement. Many of her career twists were less expected than others, but Mira confesses she approached each opportunity with curiosity and an open mind—and this is what brought her far. Mira embraces the power of mentorship, asking for a helping hand at moments of uncertainty, and not losing focus—the most precious commodity there is nowadays when so many things are figting for our attention. Women in Tech at Semrush Browse our openings You can also find us on: Instagram YouTube LinkedIn TikTok

    25 min
  3. HR: The Sound of People

    22 JAN

    HR: The Sound of People

    The discussion traces Gentili’s unconventional career path, moving from a street musician in Chile to a leading executive in Europe. She details her transition into organizational psychology, highlighting the importance of transferable skills, and the courage to pivot careers. A significant portion of the interview focuses on overcoming gender stereotypes and building inclusive workplaces. Gentili emphasizes that professional growth requires self-reflection and the willingness to take temporary steps back to move forward. Women in Tech at Semrush Browse our openings You can also find us on: Instagram YouTube LinkedIn TikTok

    32 min
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Technically, Her is a podcast created for everyone, but especially women who are unsure how to start (or restart) their career in tech. It’s for those facing hesitations, assumptions, and stereotypes. Website: https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/

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  • Creator
    Semrush
  • Years Active
    2k
  • Episodes
    3
  • Rating
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