I can’t think of a better way to kick off my Season 2 than introducing you to Laura Chang. I had the pleasure of meeting Laura in one of the many agile, scrum training classes that I attended. Her vast experience ranges from being a diplomat to working in the fields of medical/pharmaceutical supply chain, automotive connected technologies, semiconductors, telecom, and security operations. In her spare time, she is an instructor and teacher, and advisor to Collin College in Cyber Security.
I love the way she’s taken her communications degree to expand in those areas. She recounts a story about a teacher who told the Asian students in her class that they could only speak English in class. Imagine the impact that has on a child, making you feel a little nervous, different, etc. And who knew she was drawn to history? Like me, she also didn’t have a lot of direction in what she wanted to be. In high school, she had her parents come up to her to tutor her kids. Even then, people realized that she had a gift of communicating and helping others, early servant leadership for sure. It is true, people can tell when you care about them and want to help and her desire to help is palpable. Her ability to ask the right questions and also help others find the right solution makes Laura one of those special Agile Practitioners. This one was fun, and I look forward to our next conversation.
I can’t think of a better way to kick off my Season 2 than introducing you to Laura Chang. I had the pleasure of meeting Laura in one of the many agile, scrum training classes that I attended. Her vast experience ranges from being a diplomat to working in the fields of medical/pharmaceutical supply chain, automotive connected technologies, semiconductors, telecom, and security operations. In her spare time, she is an instructor and teacher, and advisor to Collin College in Cyber Security.
I love the way she’s taken her communications degree to expand in those areas. She recounts a story about a teacher who told the Asian students in her class that they could only speak English in class. Imagine the impact that has on a child, making you feel a little nervous, different, etc. And who knew she was drawn to history? Like me, she also didn’t have a lot of direction in what she wanted to be. In high school, she had her parents come up to her to tutor her kids. Even then, people realized that she had a gift of communicating and helping others, early servant leadership for sure. It is true, people can tell when you care about them and want to help and her desire to help is palpable. Her ability to ask the right questions and also help others find the right solution makes Laura one of those special Agile Practitioners. This one was fun, and I look forward to our next conversation.