Jessica
McAulay
Consultant, Revenue Operations & Business Intelligence at Inflectiv
"Neurodivergence in Women in Tech – Superpowers on the Squad "
"Neurodivergence in Women in Tech – Superpowers on the Squad "
11 - 1:10 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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Session: Neurodivergence in Women in Tech – Superpowers on the Squad
1/5 of women working in tech are neurodivergent. I am one of them. In this presentation, I share the story of how I have survived and thrived in my technology career, despite living with a mix of complex diagnoses including ADHD, dyslexia and dual exceptionality.I will cover:
- Being a neurodivergent woman in a male-dominated, neurotypical industry
- How COVID and TikTok contributed to normalizing neurodivergence
- The special skills neurodivergent women can bring to tech roles
- Tips for success: how I summon (and manage) my superpowers in the workplace
- What employers have done to support me – and what you can do to support others or advocate for yourself
My story is not easy and it’s not over, despite the success I have found so far in tech. In telling it to others, I hope to inspire others like me to embrace their superpowers and be the competitive advantage their career has been waiting for.
Key Takeaways
- The realities of being a neurodivergent woman in a male-dominated, neurotypical industry
- Tips for success: how I summon (and manage) my neurodivergence in the workplace
- The special skills neurodivergent women can bring to tech roles
- What you can do to support others or advocate for yourself
Bio
Jess provides leadership in revenue operations, business intelligence, data analytics & reporting, funnel attribution, technical integrations, and much more to our clients at Inflectiv. With over 10 years of experience, Jess has a strong track record working with companies and agencies to transform operations with data.Jess’ favourite word is “holistic.” That’s because she understands how to harness data from across the business to transform companies. Her superpower is making the complex simple and breaking down silos to help businesses unlock value in marketing, sales, operations, and customer service.
