• Empowering Tech Careers: Kanika Tolber's Path to Success

  • Jul 25 2024
  • Length: 12 mins
  • Podcast

Empowering Tech Careers: Kanika Tolber's Path to Success

  • Summary

  • Get ready to uncover the secrets to building a successful tech career with our special guest Kanika Tolber, a powerhouse in the ServiceNow space and the visionary behind Career Rehab. Learn how an early passion for web development during the age of AOL instant messenger led Kanika to defy expectations and pursue computer science at Bowie State University, despite her mother's dreams of her becoming a pharmacist. Her journey didn't stop there; what started as a side hustle helping friends with job interviews and resumes blossomed into Career Rehab, a mission-driven organization dedicated to helping individuals redefine their personal brands and navigate career transitions in tech.

    We dive deep into the hurdles faced by underrepresented groups in the tech industry and discuss actionable strategies to overcome them. From Kanika's own evolution from SaaS and NET development to project management and technologies like Drupal and WordPress, you'll hear firsthand accounts of the triumphs and setbacks that shaped her path. Discover how continuous learning, showcasing projects, and effective interview communication can set you apart. Plus, hear about Kanika’s exciting vision for Career Rehab's future, including plans for a podcast and academy. Don't miss her insightful advice and be sure to check out her transformative book "Career Rehab: Rebuild Your Personal Brand and Rethink the Way You Work" for even more wisdom.

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