Velocity New York 2014
New York, NY
2014-09-15 to 2014-09-17
Moderator: Lara Hogan
Panelists: Ryn Daniels, Jennifer Davis, Bridget Kromhout, Samantha Thomas
Many “women in technology” efforts focus on software development, which is necessary but not sufficient. This panel is about women in Operations. How do organizations keep the women already in Ops, encourage more to join, and make the field a more welcoming one? Hear the true stories of women working in Operations today. (Yes, we exist, and we have root!)
This panel moderated by Lara Hogan will showcase women working in Operations as they discuss their experiences in the field, the challenges they’ve faced, and the advice they have both for women who want to join Ops and those in the industry who work with them. Participants will discuss what brought them to Operations, what encourages them to stay despite its challenges, and how they balance a career that frequently involves being on-call with the demands of life outside the workplace. The panel will also discuss how companies can recruit women for their Ops teams and create the right culture to retain them, and how the industry can work to make Operations more friendly to women and other under-represented groups.
Kicking off the Women in Ops panel at #velocityconf with @laraswanson @sigje @beerops @zruty @bridgetkromhout. pic.twitter.com/n8IQeRcGAu
— Courtney Nash (@courtneynash) September 16, 2014
5 of my fave #womenintech @ #velocityconf @laraswanson @sigje @beerops @zruty @bridgetkromhout http://t.co/yFOWJXL8J1 pic.twitter.com/XCFCd6hf0x
— Suzanne Axtell (@SuzAxtell) September 16, 2014
5 great #womenintech @ #velocityconf @laraswanson @sigje @beerops @zruty @bridgetkromhout talking about creating allies in the tech industry
— ginablaber (@ginablaber) September 16, 2014
Fab advice from @bridgetkromhout @beerops @sigje @zruty at #velocityconf "A woman's place is at the command prompt" pic.twitter.com/v8iDHeI96E
— Anna Shipman (@annashipman) September 16, 2014
"Ixnay on the ops guys... Guys is not gender neutral" @bridgetkromhout dropping some truth bombs at #velocityconf
— Camille Fournier (@skamille) September 16, 2014
@sigje @beerops @bridgetkromhout @zruty talking women in tech at #velocityconf #ListenUpPeople pic.twitter.com/oGehVDlntI
— jeremy “typos.af” price (@jermops) September 16, 2014
Don't make women feel like they're weird! (Happened to me here last night, "how does it FEEL to be... one of YOU?") #velocityconf
— Social Justice SRE (@hashoctothorpe) September 16, 2014
Don't listen to that little voice! Great women in Ops panel with @beerops, @sigje , @laraswanson ,@zruty ,@bridgetkromhout #velocityconf
— Solmaz Abbaspour (@s_abbaspour) September 16, 2014
"Your job ad says a lot about your culture. If it says 'I'll be working in a frat house', I'll pass." #velocityconf @bridgetkromhout
— Nicole Sullivan (@stubbornella) September 16, 2014
Fantastic panel on women in Ops at #velocityconf with @laraswanson, @sigje, @beerops, @zruty, and @bridgetkromhout pic.twitter.com/2t9wIbi4OJ
— Ian Malpass (@indec) September 16, 2014
#DevOps Against Humanity game in progress at #velocityconf. @jermops @sigje @bridgetkromhout @beerops @laraswanson pic.twitter.com/wCbBxghcdU
— Mary Thengvall is home in San Francisco 🌉 (@mary_grace) September 16, 2014
Devops against humanity #gameplay in the @OReillyMedia booth! #velocityconf pic.twitter.com/quzTJfHUtt
— O'Reilly Infrastructure & Ops (@OReillyInfraOps) September 16, 2014
@bridgetkromhout @naman34 @stubbornella agreed, having women in the office at all (esp at smaller companies) can say something about culture
— Ryn Daniels (@rynchantress) September 17, 2014