Episode 07: Procurement Maverick: Building Equity in the Tech Industry
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Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we have a special guest, Rendi Miller, a procurement maverick who has an inspiring non-traditional tech career journey to share with us. In this episode, we delve into the industry's networking opportunities and the valuable lessons Rendi has learned through negotiating.
Rendi emphasizes the importance of finding mentors of both genders and being genuine in behavior to build a strong network. She shares her experiences and insights on how to network effectively and make meaningful connections in the industry.
We also discuss managing people and making critical hiring decisions. Rendi provides valuable advice on how to lead with empathy, manage teams effectively, and make hiring decisions that align with your company's values.
If you're looking to grow your career and become a successful procurement maverick like Rendi, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear her story and learn from her experiences.
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In this episode, you will hear:
How Rendi overcame intimidation when she entered the tech industry
Why tech employees need to think like shareholders
Why managing people is not as easy as expected
Why you need an entrepreneurial mindset
How to overcome imposter syndrome and discover the personal value
Key Skills to become a procurement maverick
What the procurement industry has to offer
All about negotiation
Being a female procurement exec in a male-dominated industry
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