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This is a moment to celebrate all women, and their achievements. Also a time to reflect on the long way to go before we achieve equal opportunity and recognize the many challenges women still face in and outside of the workplace.
Coming from an Italian family, most of those moments and traditions revolve around food and family.
My Nonna (grandmother) used to sleep over the night before so we could start the preparations early for the feast.
I wish my own Brother had either been more aware, or less intimidated of the somewhat invasive tests needed to detect, diagnose, and treat, early stage cancers in Men.
Our language, our history, and the way we fearlessly build homes in different countries, without forgetting where we came from.
What makes you proud to be hispanic? Our resilience. And our capacity to face life with a smile and with kindness towards others.
Giving and receiving feedback is an integral part of building products and one could argue it’s impossible for teams to build great ones without it.
This is a tale of how Bynder engineers went from week-long waits to having the power to change infrastructure on their own.
As a Product Designer who recently joined Bynder, I hold these situations close to my heart because they happened very recently, and I know many designers who could relate to this chaos and workload at some point in their lives too.
The good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to taking control of your calendar and get some necessary design time.
I sat down on the street all suited up with a wedding cake in one hand, making decisions about my future on the phone.
As I grow older as a UX professional (and hopefully a little wiser), I realise that every so often, my job is about something else.
