Jan Zorz

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.

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Anna Claiborne

In this episode, we have a special guest, Anna Claiborne, the co-founder and CTO/CPO of PacketFabric, a network-as-a-service platform that aims to transform the networking industry.
We chat with Anna about her amazing career path from working as a network engineer at a bank when she was 14 to becoming a software engineering expert and co-founder of Packet Fabric.
We discuss how Anna keeps up with the latest technologies, how she approaches hiring and leading teams, and how she deals with being a woman in a male-dominated industry.
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Think bigger.
Because what you think is big right now will be small in the future.
It all gets bigger. The impact gets bigger. The technology gets bigger the technology, the challenges get bigger.
Just think bigger.
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Anna's Links:
● LinkedIn

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Make it a great day.

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Dominik Pickhardt

Our guest today is Dominik Pickhardt, an InfoSec architect, and a recovering network engineer.
Dominik takes us through his career path, from IT helpdesk and structured cabling to network security.
We dive into the importance of being connected with the international IT community and the value of personal growth through unexpected avenues like role-playing games (RPGs).
He also emphasizes the lessons learned from failures, the importance of thorough testing, and the value of sharing "war stories" with peers in the industry.
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I think from I learned much more from my failure than from my successes.
You have to sometime break something to learn from it, and you will not do that again.
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Dominik's Links:

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Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)!

Make it a great day.

The Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast - Jan Zorz

Transcript

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[00:00:00] Chris: Hello and welcome to the Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast where everyone belongs, especially if you think you don't welcome imposters. My name is Chris Grundman and I'm here today with my insanely inspiring co-host, Zoe Rose. Hello, this is the Jan Zorz episode and you're in for a treat. Jan is a dear friend of mine, a happy internet dragon, the VP of six Connect Labs, an IPv6 advocate and implementer, a