Show Notes
For engineers feeling stuck and unfulfilled, my guest Dagna Bieda has valuable advice.
Dagna is a software engineer turned career coach who has mentored 50+ clients, some of whom worked at big brand names (such as LinkedIn, Amazon, Google, Disney), as well as much smaller businesses. Whether it’s for promotion, salary increase, landing a new job, or becoming a CTO, she’s committed to helping her clients reach their full potential.
In this episode, Dagna talks about hitting a wall in her engineering career and eventually finding a passion for coaching. She also discusses her perspective on how to navigate cultural differences in the workplace and how engineers can change their mindsets to set themselves up for success.
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