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Troy Hunt
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
06/18/24 • 31 min
In this episode, Zoe is back with a one-on-one with Troy Hunt. He is the founder of the pivotal cybersecurity resource “Have I Been Pwned”, the Microsoft regional director, MVP, Pluralsight instructor, and an active member of the security community.
Troy shares his unexpected journey from aspiring pilot to tech influencer, revealing how a simple blog post evolved into a career-defining move. He discusses the power of public contributions to Stack Overflow, user group attendance, and open-source code repositories in establishing credibility in the tech world.
We delve into the importance of communication skills, not just in tech but in life, and how blogging tests one’s knowledge. We also touch on the challenges of self-employment, the balance between work and personal life, and the lessons learned from mistakes.
Don’t miss this candid conversation that explores the intersections of tech, career growth, and the personal journeys that shape us.
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Just go out there and do stuff.
Put yourself out there.
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Links:
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Chris Grundemann
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
07/02/24 • 67 min
Today, we have a special treat for you as we delve into the life and career of our own Chris Grundemann. Known for his insightful interviews and technical expertise, Chris takes the hot seat to share his remarkable journey.
Chris takes us through the diverse career roles and paths he's navigated, and shares how his passion for technology led him to take on various positions, balancing employment with entrepreneurial ventures while raising his children.
He discusses the challenges of dealing with impostor syndrome, especially in a field where he didn't fit the traditional mold of an entrepreneur, and from the perspective of someone without a formal education.
Chris also shares personal anecdotes about his early life, the ironies of starting a career to avoid people only to find himself in roles requiring significant communication, and his intrinsic motivation to take initiative and try out ideas himself.
Don't miss this captivating conversation where we uncover some of the layers that make up the man that is Chris Grundemann.
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"My driving force is learning...
as long as I'm learning, then it's cool.
We can get through this."
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Chris' Links:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cgrundemann/
- Blog: https://chrisgrundemann.com/index.php/blog/
- Modern Autodidactism: https://medium.com/modern-autodidactism
- Network Automation Forum: https://networkautomation.forum
- FullCtl: https://www.fullctl.com/
- IX-Denver: https://ix-denver.org/
- OIX: https://www.oix.org/
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Simone Spinelli
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
06/04/24 • 29 min
In this episode we are accompanied by Simone Spinelli, a seasoned network and system engineer, as he delves into his inspiring career trajectory.
From his academic roots at the University of Pisa to his role in the ISP sphere in the Netherlands, Simone’s journey is a testament to the power of growth and learning in the tech industry.
He’ll explain to us what is the difference between users and customers, the importance of community in tech, his transition from network engineer to network architect at GÉANT, and the challenges of network automation and optimization.
Don’t miss this exciting talk with Simone Spinelli!
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Communication is one of the key things to do work in tech.
because there is this idea that we work in isolation.
But no, actually that's not how it works.
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Josh Snowhorn
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
04/16/24 • 36 min
In this episode, we chat with Josh Snowhorn, the founder and CEO of Quantum Loophole, a data center company that is building the biggest data center campus in the world, with the most amount of power and fiber.
Josh shares his career journey, from how skipping work to go surfing accidentally got into telecom and data center sales, to becoming a leader and innovator in the interconnection industry, working for companies like Terremark, Verizon, Cincinnati Bell, and CyrusOne.
He also talks about the role and challenges of being a CEO and reveals some of his mentors and influences, such as Manny Medina and Gary Wojtaszek, who pushed him to achieve things he didn’t think he could.
This is a fascinating and inspiring conversation that you don’t want to miss!
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Do what you love
If you're miserable it's going to make everybody else miserable around you.
So move on, go somewhere else, do something else, and follow your passions.
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Josh's Links:
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Wolfgang Goerlich
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
11/15/22 • 28 min
Hello and welcome to the Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast, where everyone belongs, especially if you think you don't.
Our guest today is J. Wolfgang Goerlich, an Advisory CISO for CISCO.
Today, Wolf tells us about a typical day in his life and what his job as a CISCO entails.
He'll outline to us his career journey, starting with his "illegal modest beginnings", and explain why he freely left his own consulting firm to return to a "regular job."
Wolf talks us through his "imposter syndrome framework," which he has developed over years of experience, and discusses why trust is as strong as or more powerful than technical skills, as well as how he always felt he was working a bit ahead of his abilities.
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If they trust you, you can have a degree of freedom to interact, explore, to get it right.
But if they don't, it doesn’t matter how good you are.
They are gonna doubt you.
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Links:
● Blog
● Securing Sexuality Conference
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Gifted Lane
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
02/21/23 • 36 min
Our guest today is Shala A.K.A Gifted Lane, a Cloud Associate Architect.
Shala will explain the responsibilities of a cloud architect and a typical day in the life of one.
She shares with us how she got to where she is now, the mentors that guided her, and the most important lesson she has learnt throughout her career.
Shala shares with us the origin of her pseudonym Gifted Lane, her greatest accomplishment to yet, and how she survived her first time working on a ship overseas.
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I've never had a situation where I said I didn't know and then someone went negatively.
I don't know, let me go find out or I know who does know, and I'll get back to you.
And so they still come to me for help because they're just like
“Look, either Charlotte knows how to do it. Or if she doesn't know how to do it, she's gonna figure it out”
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Jan Zorz
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
04/11/23 • 32 min
Our guest today is Jan, a “happy internet dragon” and VP of 6Connect Labs.
Jan shares with us his experiences with IPv6 and how he has been using it successfully for many years.
We explore the importance of building a proper foundation for IPv6 and how he founded the Go6 Institute to raise awareness about its implementation and adoption.
Jan emphasizes the value of joining and being active in communities to learn and share knowledge and experience, and shares with us what to do when you cause a nation to be without emails for six days.
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There is a whole world out there that probably needs your skills and experience.
Why stick at the place that doesn’t suit you anymore.”
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Jan's Links:
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Russ White
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
05/23/23 • 31 min
In this episode, we are joined by Russ White, a renowned networking expert who grew up in a family of engineers and has spent his career exploring the "black art" of networking.
Russ shares with us his experiences in the IETF and the importance of mentoring and learning from one another.
Russ also discusses his time working on successful teams, revealing how a mix of talents and strong relationships can lead to impressive results. He opens up about some of the mistakes he's made throughout his career, emphasizing the importance of learning from failures and moving forward.
Join us as we delve into Russ's journey in the world of networking and his insights on how to navigate it successfully.
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"Learn how things work - rather than how to make them work... Relationships are the biggest thing and we don’t treat them that way - it’s all about having friends."
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Russ' Links:
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Rowell Dionicio
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
05/30/23 • 31 min
In this episode, we are joined by Rowell Dionicio, the founder and managing director at Packet6, network engineer at Stanford University, and podcaster of Wi-Fi technologies at Clear to Send.
Rowell shares his journey of starting Packet6 to address Wi-Fi challenges while balancing his career at Stanford, entrepreneurship, and family life.
Discover how Rowell navigates the complexities of being an entrepreneur and network engineer, while also managing his personal and family commitments. He discusses the importance of delegation, setting boundaries, and adapting his mindset to tackle different tasks effectively.
Join us as we delve into Rowell's insights on time management, the importance of saying "no," and embracing a learning mindset. Listen to his stories of overcoming challenges and growing both professionally and personally.
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"It's ok to say you don't know, and follow it up with 'but I can find out, figure it out...' Show that you are open to learning and doing things differently."
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Rowell's Links:
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
Glenn Dekhayser
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast
05/14/24 • 27 min
In this episode, we’re thrilled to feature Glenn Dekhayser, a tech virtuoso whose career spans over 28 years, marked by a relentless pursuit of simplicity in technical solutions for complex business needs.
Glenn takes us back to his roots, where a computer gifted by his mother ignited a lifelong passion for technology, leading him to an early job at Radio Shack. His knack for sales, honed by his experiences as a musician, paved the way for his college years, where he learned the invaluable skill of learning how to learn.
From developing one of the first B2B online sales platforms in the early ‘90s to his audacious leap to Equinix, Glenn’s journey is a narrative of innovation, risk-taking, and the joy of doing what you love. He candidly shares the challenges of feeling like an outsider in the channel, selling others’ products, and the imposter syndrome that accompanied him even as he joined a large company surrounded by brilliant minds.
Tune in to this compelling episode with Glenn Dekhayser, as we explore the power of embracing “I don’t know,” the courage to solve problems without seeking permission, and the personal and professional growth that comes from stepping out of comfort zones.
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“Make sure you know that ‘I don’t know’ are three good words...
The wrong approach to imposter syndrome is to try to make something up.”
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Links:
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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!
Make it a great day.
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How many episodes does The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast have?
The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast currently has 102 episodes available.
What topics does The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Success, Information Technology, Devops, How To, Podcasts, Technology, Jobs, Business, Careers and Cybersecurity.
What is the most popular episode on The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast?
The episode title 'Eyvonne Sharp' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast?
The average episode length on The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast is 33 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast released?
Episodes of The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast?
The first episode of The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast was released on Aug 1, 2022.
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