The Cybersecurity Recruiter talks to Grace Sharpe-Rauth, Global Learning and Development Manager, Chronosphere
The Cyber Security Recruiter PodcastShow Notes
Cyber Security Recruiter Podcast: Navigating Career Journeys and Leveraging AI with Grace Rauth,
In this episode of the Cybersecurity Recruiter Podcast, Thomas interacts with Grace Rauth, the global Learning and Development Manager at Chronosphere.
Grace shares her journey from an HR specialist to an L&D specialist, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in today’s fast-changing work environment, especially with the rise of AI. The conversation also explores how Enneagram can be a powerful tool for understanding team dynamics and personal motivations. Grace shares her love for 'The Lord of the Rings' as a personal life philosophy and recommends 'Five Dysfunctions of a Team' for professional development.
The episode wraps up with practical advice for job seekers in the current tough market, emphasizing the value of AI tools, active listening, and staying positive.
00:14 Discussing the Weather and Working Conditions 01:26 Grace's Career Journey 01:59 The Startup Experience 03:31 Adapting to AI in the Workplace 11:11 The Importance of Active Listening 17:00 Understanding Motivation with Enneagram 20:28 The Challenges of Transitioning to Management 21:52 The Complexities of Sales and Recruitment 24:38 The Impact of Market Conditions on Hiring 29:38 Leveraging AI and Staying Positive in Job Search 34:37 The Value of Patience and Adaptability in Careers
Grace Rauth suggested:
The Lord of the Rings by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni
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00:00 Welcome and introductions 00:39 Lindsay career snapshot 01:41 Threat intel at Human 02:37 New book launch 03:33 Malware needs context 04:42 Spotting real people online 08:25 AI as attack amplifier 09:45 Phishing at scale 11:50 Democratized hacking risks 15:18 Path to VP leadership 20:00 AI proof risk communication 21:53 Time boxing MIT MBA grind 23:13 Writing a book discipline 23:49 Small wins and purpose 25:15 Book writing deepens mastery 26:39 Communication skills through practice 29:15 Behind the scenes struggles 32:02 Mentors versus sponsors 34:41 Security community collaboration 35:48 Whats next and book teaser 37:46 Boat go faster mantra 39:49 Final thanks and wrap up