In episode #114 of the 2B Bolder Podcast, we've got a great guest!! We're diving deep into a career in tech and self-advocacy with Shailvi Wakhlu, a fantastic woman thriving in this space.
Shailvi is a seasoned Data Leader with over 17 years of experience building impactful teams and shaping technology products at companies like Salesforce and Fitbit and as the Head of Data at Strava. But that’s just the beginning—she’s also a leading self-advocacy expert, having spoken at nearly 100 global conferences and coached 500+ individuals on how to unlock their true potential.
In this episode, we discuss Shailvi's incredible journey through tech, her best-selling book Self-Advocacy, and how mastering this skill can elevate your career. Shailvi shares game-changing insights on leadership, data storytelling, and navigating the challenges of the ever-evolving tech world.
Whether you’re just starting your career or looking to advance to the next level, this episode is packed with advice you can apply today. Plus, we dive into how Shailvi balances her career with her personal life, living in San Francisco with her husband—and her 60 plants!
🌟 Key Takeaways:
- Master the art of self-advocacy in the workplace.
- Learn how to build and lead impactful teams.
- Discover how data storytelling can influence business success.
- Gain insights on negotiation strategies and create a customized career plan.
- And so much more!
Don’t miss this inspiring conversation for any woman who wants to go from surviving to thriving in tech and beyond.
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