• Becoming a Product Marketer as an Autistic Woman with Carrie Swails

  • Jun 13 2022
  • Length: 47 mins
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Becoming a Product Marketer as an Autistic Woman with Carrie Swails

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  • Our disabilities can be our superpowers, and that’s exactly the case with Carrie Swails, a product marketing manager at Teachable. In our inaugural episode of Voices of Product Marketing, Carrie shares her experience as an autistic woman in product marketing and how she found her career by overcoming her self-doubt and embracing her identity. We also discuss how her past as a teacher and entrepreneur helped her make the career pivot, and her intriguing hobby as a master beekeeper. 
    To learn more about Carrie, check out: https://carrieswails.com/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrie-swails-0286331b6/. 
    -- About the hosts:  Brian Lee is a Product Marketing Lead at JPMorgan Chase, with over a decade of experience in tech that started in Customer Support at Eventbrite. He loves the outdoors and experimenting with fermentation, is dad to a rambunctious and ever-curious five-year-old, and is married to his high school sweetheart. 
    Yi Lin Pei is a Director of Product Marketing at Teachable and a Career Coach with 12 years of experience. She transitioned from transportation engineering to product marketing and has since turned her experience and expertise to help others pivot into their dream roles. She is a third culture kid, loves painting, and is the mom of a cool one-year-old. Visit www.techgrowthcoach.com to learn more.
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