Notes on Resilience 25: Teaching discomfort with 'Tine Zekis
Listen in on this conversation with 'Tine Zekis, a software engineer, keynote speaker, and champion of diversity, equity, and belonging in the tech industry. We discuss imposter syndrome, personal resiliency versus organizational resiliency, what it will really look like when we reach equity, and what it means to lean into discomfort.
'Tine helps Black women professionals change the trajectory of their careers, dramatically increase their lifetime earning potential, and build generational wealth. She empowers audiences to take action toward their goals. Speaking to the inequities women and people of color face, with compassion she tackles imposter syndrome and institutional injustices.
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