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Hosted by Sarah Williams · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 6 episodes
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Are you a high-achieving woman in tech who is tired of proving yourself in rooms you’ve already earned a place in? Do you ever walk into a meeting and wonder if everyone can tell you don’t quite believe you belong there? You are not struggling because you aren't capable, you're struggling because no one taught you how to lead with confidence in spaces that weren't built with you in mind. Women Who Ship dives into the real, unspoken challenges of tech leadership. Hosted by Sarah Williams, a leadership coach and former Senior Manager with 15 years of experience navigating the tech industry, this show provides practical tools and honest conversations to help you stop second-guessing yourself. Whether you're dealing with imposter syndrome, trying to make ambitious goals stick without burning out, feeling invisible in a "recognition-rich" culture, or figuring out how to navigate massive industry shifts like the rapid rise of AI, this podcast
Sarah Williams hosts Women Who Ship, a technology show with 6 episodes published.
"That anxiety isn't a signal that you're behind. It is actually pointing you directly at the biggest leadership opportunity of your career." Welcome to a special bonus series of Women Who Ship: Beyond Certainty: Turning
"While getting laid off is a major source of grief, it can also serve as a powerful moment of reset. You can use this forced pause to reconnect, take time to learn, and imagine your actual dream career." Everyone has bee
Episode 4: Layoffs RX Part 1: You've been "marked safe" “For senior leaders, the trap looks like quietly absorbing impossible workloads, shielding your team from every hard conversation, and postponing your own ambitions
Episode 4: Layoffs RX Part 1: You've been "marked safe" “For senior leaders, the trap looks like quietly absorbing impossible workloads, shielding your team from every hard conversation, and postponing your own ambitions
“Feeling like an imposter doesn’t mean you’re not qualified. It often means you’re growing.” Do you ever walk into a meeting and wonder if everyone can tell you don’t quite believe you belong there? You are not alone. Ac
What happens when that "new year, new me" energy fades and your big goals quietly fizzle out?. For high-achieving women in tech, execution isn't usually the problem, but setting sustainable goals often is. We tend to eit
What do you do when everyone around you is getting recognized, and you feel oddly invisible? In "recognition-rich" tech cultures, Slack shoutouts, peer awards, and birthday cards are everywhere. But for senior women in l
Have you ever walked into a meeting room and wondered if everyone else can tell you don't quite believe you belong there? If you are a high-achieving woman in tech, you know that doing great work doesn't automatically tr
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Women Who Ship is hosted by Sarah Williams. The show is categorised under technology (education) and has published 6 episodes.
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