Nate Boden returns to discuss how tech leaders can focus on creating better collaborative environments by identifying the needs of individual team members. Jen and Nate also explore how non-verbal communication has changed with virtual work environments and how being vulnerable is a powerful leadership tool.

Nate Boden is the CTO at NICE CXone where he leads a multinational enterprise R&D team that delivers an industry-leading Contact-Center-as-a-Service platform.

Nate has been leading and learning in technology since graduating from BYU in 2000. Nate is a self-described “process improvement guy” who doesn’t forget that people are the center of any business. With Nate, you can expect transparency, positive intent, and resilient focus on meeting the most important goals.

Nate is happily married and has four wonderful children, whom he loves spending time with.  In Nate’s free time, you will find him wake surfing at Lake Powell.

You can connect with Nate via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateboden/

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Nate Boden shares how his leadership taught him the importance of finding common ground when it comes to communicating ideas and systems. Listen in as Jen and Nate discuss how to prioritize your team’s stories, the most important skills for leaders, and how to connect and communicate with your customers in new ways.

Nate Boden is the CTO at NICE CXone where he leads a multinational enterprise R&D team that delivers an industry-leading Contact-Center-as-a-Service platform.

Nate has been leading and learning in technology since graduating from BYU in 2000. Nate is a self-described “process improvement guy” who doesn’t forget that people are the center of any business. With Nate, you can expect transparency, positive intent, and resilient focus on meeting the most important goals.

Nate is happily married and has four wonderful children, whom he loves spending time with.  In Nate’s free time, you will find him wake surfing at Lake Powell.

You can connect with Nate via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateboden/

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Today I’m sharing an insight from my guest Jerry Rudisin about making mistakes and how they are an indicator of success. During this episode I’m exploring how fear contributes to our lack of trying in our careers and how we can mitigate that fear with simple strategies. I’ll also share how you can see what opportunities mistakes create for you and how to avoid analysis paralysis.

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On today’s episode Jerry Rudisin returns to discuss how CEO’s hire the right people for their organizations. Listen in as Jerry and I explore the four key things CEO’s consider when hiring a new employee and how you can optimize yourself for a new role by being flexible and open to learning something new. We’ll also discuss the difference between a family and a team, as well as how remote working has changed workplace culture and the possibility of a hybrid model in the future.

Jerry Rudisin is the CEO and a co-founder of Backdrop Health, Inc., a digital health company launched in Salt Lake City in 2020. Backdrop has created a breakthrough in precise, actionable medical outcome predictions, from a new way of computing on modern electronic medical records. Backdrop's solution is intended for pharmaceutical companies that want to accelerate their clinical trials, front-line health care providers, and insurers and payers, and can improve the health of hundreds of millions and cut the cost of health care. Jerry is also an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at The University of Utah, where he has been focused since mid-2017 on life sciences, an area of world-class innovation from The U, The U Hospitals, and the associated Huntsman Cancer Institute.

You can connect with Jerry via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rudisin/

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Leadership isn’t about having all the answers. On today’s episode Jerry Rudisin shares the valuable lessons he’s learned as the CEO of four startup companies and how those lessons can impact your future as a tech leader. Listen in as Jerry and I discuss the importance of creating high trust teams, how to be an open leader, and why it isn’t the CEO’s job to know everything.  

Jerry Rudisin is the CEO and a co-founder of Backdrop Health, Inc., a digital health company launched in Salt Lake City in 2020. Backdrop has created a breakthrough in precise, actionable medical outcome predictions, from a new way of computing on modern electronic medical records. Backdrop's solution is intended for pharmaceutical companies that want to accelerate their clinical trials, front-line health care providers, and insurers and payers, and can improve the health of hundreds of millions and cut the cost of health care. Jerry is also an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at The University of Utah, where he has been focused since mid-2017 on life sciences, an area of world-class innovation from The U, The U Hospitals, and the associated Huntsman Cancer Institute.

You can connect with Jerry via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rudisin/

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Personal branding isn’t a logo or website. It’s a critical element for planning your career and success. In this episode we’re diving into what it takes to create a personal brand and how it can help you align with companies and leaders who share similar goals. We’ll also discuss the key questions you should be asking yourself in order to build a reputation reflective of your talent and experience.  

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On today’s episode, we’re exploring the benefits of a positive working relationship with your boss. Listen in as we discuss the intentions behind a workplace relationship, strategies for maintaining open, honest communication, and how this relationship plays into the five pillars of a well-balanced life.

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On today’s episode, we’re discussing the “Three P’s – Passion, Planning, and Persistence.” Listen in as we explore how passion shows up in different ways, how to evaluate your passion and make the most of it, as well as understanding when your excitement may lead you away from accomplishing your goals. We’ll also discuss how to hone your passion in order to move your career forward.

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On today’s episode, explore the idea of humility in the workplace and challenge yourself to show compassion for others in everyday life. Listen in as we explore what we can do as a global community, understanding what we can control, and how the power of kindness allows us to connect with others in the workplace and beyond through shared experiences. We’ll also discuss how you can lead yourself and your team to be compassionate within the walls of your organization and beyond.

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Today Bassam Salem returns to discuss the importance of communication with engineers. Listen in as Bassam and Jennifer discuss the four key ingredients to a good hire, finding a balance of personalities in a team ecosystem, and why optimism could be one of your strongest assets.

Bassam Salem is the founder and CEO of AtlasRTX and the former COO at inContact (acquired by NICE) and MaritzCX (acquired by inMoment). AtlasRTX is the first tech startup incubated under his venture consultancy, Mindshare Ventures. After immigrating to the United States from Egypt as a foreign student, he received his BS, MS, and MPhil degrees in computer science and his MBA from the University of Utah. Based in Park City, he is now happy to call Utah home.

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