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Deanne Bhamgara: Bridging the Gap between Business and Technology in RevOps
Deanne Bhamgara, a Revenue Operations and Salesforce CPQ systems expert, is this week’s episode on Women Just Like You, a career advice podcast for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs. Deanne grew up in Nigeria, started her career in marketing in India, and later transitioned to revenue operations in California where she became a liaison between users and technology. She emphasizes the importance of community and learning from others, as well as taking leaps of faith and pursuing additional qualifications or testing out different job structures (think leaving a full-time role for a contract job). She encourages women to pursue a career in RevOps and offers tips for getting started, such as joining a bootcamp and finding a supportive community. Deanne also highlights how women are the perfect type of people to work in RevOps because of our natural communication and collaboration skills!
Listen to our conversation, which shares how Deanne’s childhood dream of becoming a pilot turned into her role in technology today!
Our conversation is full of:
Having a global mindset
How to connect the dots between seemingly unrelated roles
Staying motivated even after you fail
Building a supportive community during times of change
The nuances between full time, contract, and apprenticeship roles
When to pursue additional qualifications
Being a woman in RevOps
And navigating when to speak Hindi, English, or a combination of the two!
Chapters
00:00 Childhood Dreams and Global Perspectives
09:45 Career Journey and Marketing Experience
11:57 Transition to Revenue Operations
20:04 Bridging the Gap Between Marketing and IT
25:15 Pursuing Additional Qualifications
28:50 The Power of Certification and Community
30:30 Different Job Structures: Full-Time, Contract, and Apprenticeship
32:44 Responsibilities and Career Development in Full-Time Roles
34:04 Building Community and Networking Opportunities
36:19 Women in the Rev Ops World
40:30 Tips for Pursuing a Career in Rev Ops
43:02 Career Paths After the Bootcamp
46:16 Career Outlook and Learning Opportunities
50:01 Advocating for Yourself in the Workplace
53:42 Every Day as a Personal Practice for Self-Betterment
You can connect with Deanne at:
www.linkedin.com/in/deannebhamgara/
You can find Audrey at:
www.audreyutchen.com
www.linkedin.com/in/audreyutchen
@audreythecareerwoman on Instagram and YouTube
Join the distribution list to get behind-the-scenes content about the making each episode, along with monthly career development recommendations:
https://shorturl.at/begnv
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"Women Just Like You" is a career advice podcast for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs. Join Audrey on Wednesdays to hear from women just like you: not a new professional but not at the top of the ladder just yet, and learn what they are up to at this exact stage of their career journey.
Theme music is “Dance of the Violins” by F-777, usable under Creative Commons.
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By Audrey UtchenDeanne Bhamgara, a Revenue Operations and Salesforce CPQ systems expert, is this week’s episode on Women Just Like You, a career advice podcast for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs. Deanne grew up in Nigeria, started her career in marketing in India, and later transitioned to revenue operations in California where she became a liaison between users and technology. She emphasizes the importance of community and learning from others, as well as taking leaps of faith and pursuing additional qualifications or testing out different job structures (think leaving a full-time role for a contract job). She encourages women to pursue a career in RevOps and offers tips for getting started, such as joining a bootcamp and finding a supportive community. Deanne also highlights how women are the perfect type of people to work in RevOps because of our natural communication and collaboration skills!
Listen to our conversation, which shares how Deanne’s childhood dream of becoming a pilot turned into her role in technology today!
Our conversation is full of:
Having a global mindset
How to connect the dots between seemingly unrelated roles
Staying motivated even after you fail
Building a supportive community during times of change
The nuances between full time, contract, and apprenticeship roles
When to pursue additional qualifications
Being a woman in RevOps
And navigating when to speak Hindi, English, or a combination of the two!
Chapters
00:00 Childhood Dreams and Global Perspectives
09:45 Career Journey and Marketing Experience
11:57 Transition to Revenue Operations
20:04 Bridging the Gap Between Marketing and IT
25:15 Pursuing Additional Qualifications
28:50 The Power of Certification and Community
30:30 Different Job Structures: Full-Time, Contract, and Apprenticeship
32:44 Responsibilities and Career Development in Full-Time Roles
34:04 Building Community and Networking Opportunities
36:19 Women in the Rev Ops World
40:30 Tips for Pursuing a Career in Rev Ops
43:02 Career Paths After the Bootcamp
46:16 Career Outlook and Learning Opportunities
50:01 Advocating for Yourself in the Workplace
53:42 Every Day as a Personal Practice for Self-Betterment
You can connect with Deanne at:
www.linkedin.com/in/deannebhamgara/
You can find Audrey at:
www.audreyutchen.com
www.linkedin.com/in/audreyutchen
@audreythecareerwoman on Instagram and YouTube
Join the distribution list to get behind-the-scenes content about the making each episode, along with monthly career development recommendations:
https://shorturl.at/begnv
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"Women Just Like You" is a career advice podcast for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs. Join Audrey on Wednesdays to hear from women just like you: not a new professional but not at the top of the ladder just yet, and learn what they are up to at this exact stage of their career journey.
Theme music is “Dance of the Violins” by F-777, usable under Creative Commons.