The Happy Engineer | Career Success for Engineering Leadership 020: Why Leaving a Legacy of Engineering Impact Makes a Difference with Tammy Bohen
Is your childhood the start of your failures, or the source of your fuel? Where do you find the greatest compound return on investment in personal development? How can you be part of the solution to gender bias in engineering?
In this episode, we touch challenging topics and I know you will benefit from every word. Get ready to meet Tammy Bohen, the Chief Human Resources Officer at SVP Worldwide. Her heart for people, combined with her incredible results, have changed her family tree forever.
If you want to leave a legacy as an engineer, tune in now.
In her career, Tammy has helped shape best-in-class employee experiences, engagement and business performance in global leadership positions for several world-class organizations including KitchenAid, Whirlpool Corporation, Johnson & Johnson, Lear Corporation, and now SVP Worldwide.
But at the end of the day, she simply loves to travel and learn, changing lives along the way!
So press play and let’s chat… it’s time to make a positive change in the OACO family tree.
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