We're back with a bang! In our 40th episode, we bring you a delightful conversation with Bradley Fehler, the VP of Demand Generation at Archdesk, as he spills the beans (courtesy of the buzz wheel) on some fun and unexpected aspects of his life.

Join us as we uncover Brad's fashion faux pas, his passion for classic novels, and his take on the Gen Alpha curriculum in today's tech-savvy world.

But that's not all! Get ready for some sage career advice from Bradley on how to thrive in an ever-changing industry. Don't miss out-tune in now for fun and insight! 🔥

Brand and reputation matter. Diversity, equality, and inclusion matter. Tech equity for marginalised groups matters. Google's own Product Marketing pro, Tennessee Watt, is unabatedly driven about championing these causes.

In this episode, we ditch the work-talk and dive into some goofy moments courtesy of the buzz wheel. Tennessee spills the beans on her favourite quirky food combos, some of the inspiring heroes in her professional journey, and her weekend cocktail plans (wink!).

We wrap up with golden tips on breaking into the tech industry and harnessing your network to shape your future!

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Imagine the script of Coyote Ugly, but instead of an aspiring songwriter working the night shift, you have a budding tech whiz and English major talking her way into the industry between shots of tequila and bar brawls (as a witness, not a perp)!

Former Metamate Caitlin Lacey is as inspiring as she is inquisitive. As a senior product marketer at immersive tech giant Niantic, she's a force to be reckoned with. Her impressive career portfolio includes Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

This working mother, devoted wife, and newly minted artisan squeezed this chat into her busy schedule, and I'm so glad she did. Laugh, listen, and learn from one of the best in the tech industry.

...For those wondering, I took the Enneagram personality test online and seemed to be evenly scored between 3, and 8. S/O to Caitlin, who called the three correctly!

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