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Where tech careers, leadership lessons, and life’s daily chaos collide — all over a strong cup of coffee.Hosted by three tech professionals and full-time working moms, Coffee Meets Cloud brings you real conversations about navigating the evolving world of technology, growing…
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Stay in Your Lane? Absolutely Not. (opens the original)
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What happens when the career goal you’ve been chasing turns out not to be the one you actually want? This week on Coffee Meets Cloud, Caramie, Cassandra, and Rachel talk career pivots, personal development, and why great leaders should help people grow, even when that growth eventually takes them somewhere else. From protecting time to learn to shadowing other roles and refusing to accept “stay in your lane” leadership, we’re talking about what it really takes to figure out where you want your c
The Career Ladder Is Still Dead (opens the original)
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For this throwback episode, we’re revisiting one of our early favorites featuring Betsy Robinson, Founder & CEO of Tier 4 Group and Board President of Women in Tech Atlanta, and a conversation that challenged one of the most persistent ideas about career growth: that success means continuously climbing upward. Betsy introduces the idea of a career lattice, where lateral moves, pivots, new experiences, and sometimes even stepping sideways can create far more valuable opportunities than chasing th
Take Up the Space You Own: Money, Words, and Accountability (opens the original)
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What do household budgets, Dreamforce FOMO, latchkey kids, difficult conversations, and teaching a nine year old to own his mistakes have in common? More than you might think. This week, Caramie, Cassandra, and Rachel talk about the ways context shapes how we experience everything from money and parenting to work and relationships. Caramie shares how she is using AI as a “Household CFO” to tackle consumer debt and reduce financial stress, which turns into a conversation about ChatGPT, Claude, Ro
We Had No Business Surviving the 90s (opens the original)
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This week, we're asking the important questions: Why did adulthood look so much easier when our parents were doing it? How did we survive childhood with no location tracking, questionable car safety, and instructions to just come home when the streetlights came on? And which things from our childhood actually deserve a comeback? We're talking about the surprisingly hard parts of being a grown-up, the parenting choices that would send today's internet into a spiral, and the things we desperately
But We’ve Always Done It This Way (opens the original)
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This week, we’re questioning the things we’ve accepted as fact simply because someone told us they were true. From swallowed gum and tongue maps to the infamous five-monkeys experiment and the workplace classic, “we’ve always done it this way,” we’re talking about why bad information—and bad habits—stick around. Plus, the usual side quests: duvet cover rage, dangerous kitchen tools, parenting trial and error, the art of negotiation, and a surprisingly passionate amount of pickle talk. Sometimes
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