Signs Of High Paid, High Performing, Happy Engineers

Such a pleasure to interview Vamsi Polimetla, CEO of MakeMoreLeaders. Fun fact is that Vamsi and I are from the same town in India. Both of us were engineers and reinvented ourselves as coaches. In this podcast, Vamsi shares with us his insights about personal growth, personal development, leadership, mindset and self-improvement. Click on the comments section to watch the full epi

In this podcast, Bharat speaks about his journey to becoming a life coach. He talks about how he overcame challenges, improved his communication skills, and how he found his drive with the help of a leadership coach. Check out the complete video and subscribe to the channel to get more tips on how to improve your communication skills. 

In this episode Gilbert talks about the importance of communication skills to effectively building your network. He also breaks down ways to build rapport with other analytical thinkers.

In this episode, Nader talks about what can get in an engineer's way to grow and prosper in his/her career.

Self-promotion is considered a bad word in many cultures. It is definitely true for Indian culture. We are raised to be humble, and in South India, at least, parents credit their kids for being obedient 🙂. A former IITian, Googler and current head of product, Surbhi Kaul talks about breaking through some of those self-imposed barriers that can stymie your growth in corporate Am

Simone Morris, career/inclusion strategist talks about the three Ps to career success. She also touches upon the importance of diversity and inclusion in tech industry. Check out some powerful resources that she offers at: https://www.connectwithsimone.com/

CTO turned executive coach Andrew Hinkelman shares career tips on how to manage growing responsibilities as an engineer. He also shared many valuable nuggets on qualities needed to grow in your career. He can be reached at: https://www.pri-1.com/

April Wensel, founder of compassionate coding, went straight to the root of the problem that most engineers struggle with. COMPASSION. Compassion for themselves as well as others. In this episode, she explains how compassion can help you improve your communication skills, prevent the burnout and so much more.

Neil talks about the #1 skill required to gain visibility and grow in your career. He also shared his experience as an African American engineer and his perception of other Indian engineers. You can learn more about his work on http://teachthegeek.com/

Martina says, "top performing leaders always look at failures as opportunity to develop, no matter what the failure is." She also discusses many leadership strategies on how to thrive as a Technical leader in this podcast.