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Home Depot-Angie Brown (Long Post) #398

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carolineradke commented 1 year ago

Only include 00:46 (and we always) - 50:53 (efficient)

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Beginning her career journey in a time when technology was on the cusp of reshaping retail, Angie explored the early stages of digital innovation and quickly recognized her place in this transformative landscape. Her trajectory from the emergence of tech to Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot reflects a dedication to seizing tech's potential. In this episode, she shares guidance on career paths, adaptability, and collaborative work, inspiring professionals to navigate an ever-evolving tech industry.

Intro Clip

14:20 (whenever anything) - 15:18 (your own)

Intro

Hello hello everyone (EXCITED AND WITH ENERGY) welcome back to Office Hours. A show about how to make a successful jump from college to young professional life. We know that landing your first job can often be an intimidating, complicated and stressful process, but its not impossible! (UP ENERGY) And we’re here to help by giving you access to some of the brightest minds in business to get their advice for how to build a successful career. Take what you can (short pause), pick what you like and listen for that stroke of brilliance that you can use to help you get hired.

I’m Caroline Radke and with my co-host Brett, we chat with Angie Brown, Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot. Angie's experience is a blend of technology leadership and organizational transformation. Throughout the interview, she delves into her journey, sharing the challenges she faced and the strategic decisions she made to rise in her career. From embracing novel methodologies to leading high-stakes projects, her career trajectory was far from linear. She emphasizes the significance of taking calculated risks, staying committed to one's aspirations, and maintaining unwavering focus in a constantly evolving landscape. Angie speaks about the value of empathy in collaborative work, how to distinguish company cultures, and the importance of following your passions.

Background

Beginning her journey in an era vastly different from the technological landscape of today, Angie embarked on her career during a time when technology was just starting to establish itself in the business world. Her formative years were devoid of the prevalent internet revolution but were instead characterized by the subtle murmurings about technology's potential in business operations. It was a time when questions about the integration of retail and digital platforms were only starting to surface. The growing visions and discussions regarding the future of retail in a digital world intrigued Angie. She began to explore these conversations and visions that teetered at the edge of possibility. As she delved deeper into these dialogues and immersed herself in the evolving landscape of retail technology, she became increasingly convinced that she needed to be a part of this transformative journey. Her commitment to this emerging landscape eventually propelled her career through diverse technological avenues, leading her to her current esteemed position as Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot, where she continues to steer innovation and transformation in the retail industry.

Home Depot, the American home improvement retail giant, emerged during a time when the retail landscape was transforming. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, it carved its path as a haven for home improvement enthusiasts, both for professionals and do-it-yourself customers. What started as a single store in Atlanta turned into a colossal empire, stretching its reach across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Home Depot's commitment to its customers and its unique approach to the retail business, focusing on high-quality products and exceptional customer service, contributed to its rapid rise. With a customer-centric culture at its core, Home Depot stands as a testament to innovation and adaptability in the ever-evolving realm of retail, constantly seeking new avenues and technological advancements to enhance customer experiences and address the changing needs of modern consumers.

Analysis

In this interview, we uncover essential guidance pivotal for any individual embarking on their professional journey. From defining a viable career trajectory post-college to taking leaps into diverse corporate landscapes, Angie offers advice that resonates with aspiring professionals. Her narrative highlights the significance of being resourceful and open-minded, the importance of empathy for collaborative work, and the value of a company with a strong culture. This episode holds lots of invaluable insights, and we are thrilled to share Angie's wisdom with you. Let's get into it...

jaahmuhl commented 11 months ago

Only include 00:46 (and we always) - 50:53 (efficient)

Caption

Beginning her career journey in a time when technology was on the cusp of reshaping retail, Angie explored the early stages of digital innovation and quickly recognized the opportunity in this changing landscape. Her trajectory from the start of the first e-commerce solutions to Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot reflects a dedication to seizing tech's potential. In this episode, she shares guidance on career paths, adaptability, and collaborative work, inspiring professionals to navigate an ever-evolving tech industry.

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Intro Clip

14:20 (whenever anything) - 15:18 (your own) NEEDS A BETTER CLIP

Intro

Hello hello everyone (EXCITED AND WITH ENERGY) welcome back to Office Hours. A show about how to make a successful jump from college to young professional life. We know that landing your first job can often be an intimidating, complicated and stressful process, but its not impossible! (UP ENERGY) And we’re here to help by giving you access to some of the brightest minds in business to get their advice for how to build a successful career. Take what you can (short pause), pick what you like and listen for that stroke of brilliance that you can use to help you get hired.

Episode Intro I’m Caroline Radke and today with my co-host Brett, we are chatting with Angie Brown, Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot. Throughout the interview, she delves into her journey, sharing the challenges she faced and the strategic decisions she made to rise in her career. From embracing novel methodologies to leading high-stakes projects, her career trajectory was far from linear. She emphasizes the significance of taking calculated risks, staying committed to one's aspirations, and maintaining unwavering focus in a constantly evolving landscape. Angie speaks about the value of empathy in collaborative work, how to distinguish company cultures, and the importance of following your passions.

Background

Beginning her journey in an era vastly different from the technological landscape of today, Angie embarked on her career during a time when technology was just starting to establish itself in the business world. In her formative years the internet didn't exist as we think of it today and technology was instead characterized by the subtle murmurings about what it could become. It was a time when questions about the integration of retail and digital platforms were only starting to surface and it was these very visions and discussions regarding the future of retail in a digital world intrigued Angie and she began to explore these conversations that teetered at the edge of possibility. As she delved deeper into these dialogues and immersed herself in the evolving landscape of retail technology, she became increasingly convinced that she needed to be a part of this coming revolution. Her commitment to this emerging landscape propelled her career through diverse technological avenues, eventually leading her to her current position as Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot, where she continues to steer innovation and transformation in the retail industry.

Just to give you a quick background on where she works. Home Depot, the American home improvement retail giant, emerged during a time when the retail landscape was transforming. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, it carved its path as a haven for home improvement enthusiasts, both professionals and do-it-yourself customers. What started as a single store in Atlanta turned into a colossal empire, stretching its reach across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Home Depot's commitment to its customers and its unique approach to the retail business, focusing on high-quality products and exceptional customer service, contributed to its rapid rise. With a customer-centric culture at its core, Home Depot stands as a testament to innovation and adaptability in the ever-evolving realm of retail, constantly seeking new avenues and technological advancements to enhance customer experiences and address the changing needs of modern consumers.

Analysis

In this interview, we uncover essential guidance pivotal for any individual embarking on their professional journey. From defining a viable career trajectory post-college to taking leaps into diverse corporate landscapes, Angie offers advice that resonates with aspiring professionals. Her narrative highlights the significance of being resourceful and open-minded as well as the importance having empathy during collaborative work periods, and the value of a company with a strong culture. This episode holds lots of invaluable insights, and we are thrilled to share Angie's wisdom with you. Let's get into it...

carolineradke commented 11 months ago

Only include 00:46 (and we always) - 50:53 (efficient)

Caption

Beginning her career journey in a time when technology was on the cusp of reshaping retail, Angie explored the early stages of digital innovation and quickly recognized the opportunity in this changing landscape. Her trajectory from the start of the first e-commerce solutions to Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot reflects a dedication to seizing tech's potential. In this episode, she shares guidance on career paths, adaptability, and collaborative work, inspiring professionals to navigate an ever-evolving tech industry.

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Intro Clip

43:06 (so home) - 44:04 (around)

Intro

Hello hello everyone (EXCITED AND WITH ENERGY) welcome back to Office Hours. A show about how to make a successful jump from college to young professional life. We know that landing your first job can often be an intimidating, complicated and stressful process, but its not impossible! (UP ENERGY) And we’re here to help by giving you access to some of the brightest minds in business to get their advice for how to build a successful career. Take what you can (short pause), pick what you like and listen for that stroke of brilliance that you can use to help you get hired.

Episode Intro I’m Caroline Radke and today with my co-host Brett, we are chatting with Angie Brown, Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot. Throughout the interview, she delves into her journey, sharing the challenges she faced and the strategic decisions she made to rise in her career. From embracing novel methodologies to leading high-stakes projects, her career trajectory was far from linear. She emphasizes the significance of taking calculated risks, staying committed to one's aspirations, and maintaining unwavering focus in a constantly evolving landscape. Angie speaks about the value of empathy in collaborative work, how to distinguish company cultures, and the importance of following your passions.

Background

Beginning her journey in an era vastly different from the technological landscape of today, Angie embarked on her career during a time when technology was just starting to establish itself in the business world. In her formative years the internet didn't exist as we think of it today and technology was instead characterized by the subtleties of what it could become. It was a time when questions about the integration of retail and digital platforms were only starting to surface and it was these very discussions regarding the future of retail in a digital world that intrigued Angie. As she immersed herself in the evolving landscape of retail technology, she became increasingly convinced that she needed to be a part of this coming revolution. Her commitment to this emerging landscape propelled her career through diverse technological avenues, eventually leading her to her current position as Senior Vice President of Technology at Home Depot, where she continues to steer innovation and transformation in the retail industry.

Just to give you a quick background on where she works. Home Depot, the American home improvement retail giant, emerged during a time when the retail landscape was transforming. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, it carved its path as a haven for home improvement enthusiasts, both professionals and do-it-yourself customers. What started as a single store in Atlanta turned into a colossal empire, stretching its reach across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Home Depot's commitment to its customers and its unique approach to the retail business, focusing on high-quality products and exceptional customer service, contributed to its rapid rise. With a customer-centric culture at its core, Home Depot stands as a testament to innovation and adaptability in the ever-evolving realm of retail, constantly seeking new avenues and technological advancements to enhance customer experiences and address the changing needs of modern consumers.

Analysis

In this interview, we uncover essential guidance pivotal for any individual embarking on their professional journey. From defining a viable career trajectory post-college to taking leaps into diverse corporate landscapes, Angie offers advice that resonates with aspiring professionals. Her narrative highlights the significance of being resourceful and open-minded as well as the importance having empathy during collaborative work periods, and the value of a company with a strong culture. This episode holds lots of invaluable insights, and we are thrilled to share Angie's wisdom with you. Let's get into it...

jaahmuhl commented 11 months ago

@carolineradke

Needs better hashtags. There's nothign about her position (CIO), Technology, limited amount for some of the themes she is talking about

carolineradke commented 11 months ago

promazo #reallifemba #promazoexecinterviews #homedepot #seniorvicepresident #svp #technology #youngprofessional #firstjob #careertransparency #networking #careerhacks #careerhelp #value #collaboration #teamwork #hybridwork #worklifebalance #problemsolving #dynamics #companyvalues #service #employeesfirst #collegetransition #industrychange #growth #empathy #passion #risktaking #riskmanagement

She is not CIO she is SVP Technology

carolineradke commented 10 months ago

podcast intro

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hfPEQNgf3g2b8Bgafxkc8BACA73Rf37V