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Watchen Nyanue Hampton And I can picture right now someone who works in engineering listening to this saying, but I don’t work in comms like I’m not a comms person, right. And it’s like, that’s what makes you even more of an asset, because as an engineer, the cos people don’t think like you think.
In this episode, we dive into the often discussed but seldom addressed divide between academics and practitioners in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) field. But I grew up on the campus of an engineering institution. My dad was a engineering professor. Takes a while to recruit those students.
And so I started getting really interested in science and engineering, and that’s kind of where it all began. Bill Sherman May have recruited team members who are close to them and convinced them to leave security and they feel personally responsible. I started getting interested in technology. Their whole life is collapsing.
And a mechanical engineer, right by training and by profession. A lot a lot of engineers are like, Just tell me the words I can’t say. And so especially now that there are a lot of places that are saying, please report your diversity numbers, There’s a lot of attention to numbers and recruiting, right.
Your content can also be a recruiting pitch, bringing in top talent that shares your passion and wants to be part of a better solution. That’s your recruiting pitch. But when you translate that to hold on, that is the growth engine. Eric Youngstrom Yeah, well, one starts at recruiting, right? Eric Youngstrom Yeah.
And now with low code, we can bring on a college recruit, not even an experienced developer into our environment, and they are productive at three months. So now you could take a mechanical engineer or electrical engineer, right? So let’s say you took a job, a developer. It will take them a year to be productive.
Gene Rice We’ve had we’ve had multiple lawyers, engineers, doctors. What’s the prototype of where do they come from? Are they marketing or. Gene Rice They’re from all over. Peter Winick All over. They just wanted to do an executive search internship. And I can share with you how we set it up.
Software, after all, typically begins with an idea, an identified target market, and then recruits experts and raises capital to turn the idea into reality. Also have been probably have a number of people within your organization who are introverted, either they’re in product or engineering or wherever they are in the organization.
” Peter Winick So let me let me pause you there, because it’s not like if I was looking for a systems engineer or a SAS software person, whatever, that’s easy. Bill Sherman We need to set up our recruiting function or accounts payable. I’m going to need and put that up there. You know what that looks like?
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