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Katherine Plumhoff
February 02, 2022
Aurora Solar

How to Find and Be a Good Mentor: 3 Tips from Aurora Solar’s Joan Freed

Joan Freed used to have one definition of impact: shipping code.

The more software she wrote, and the more technical problems she solved, the greater her contribution to her team was.

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Katherine Plumhoff
December 22, 2021
Logicworks

5 Questions from Logicworks’ Donovan Brady to Help Grow Your Career

Donovan Brady knew he’d found the company he wanted to work for during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

He was doing his first internship at cloud services company Logicworks, and his coworkers brought him to the dedicated conference room for watching the games.

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Katherine Plumhoff
November 16, 2021
Zynga

How Culture, Policies, and ERGs Can Support Working Parents: Insight from Zynga’s Cindy Batang

On a given weekday afternoon, you can find Cindy Batang working from the parking lot of a golf course while her younger daughter practices her swing.

She did the same thing for her older daughter. That dedication paid off not just for that daughter, who now plays college golf, but also for Cindy's career. She rose through the ranks of Zynga while raising two children, and is now the Manager of Governance, Risk, and Compliance at the gaming company.

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Katherine Plumhoff
September 02, 2021
Automattic

6 Lessons for Working in a Non-Native Language from Automattic’s Naoko Takano

Naoko Takano's title alone suggests how comfortable she is switching cultures: she is a Globalizer at mission-driven tech company Automattic, whose products include WooCommerce, Jetpack, Tumblr, and WordPress.com.

Naoko's job involves working with volunteers in the WordPress community to translate materials and run other localization projects.

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