For many tech leaders, visibility doesn’t come naturally.

In this Tech Byte from the Tech Leaders Untold podcast, Saurajit Kanungo shares why he made a deliberate shift toward showing up more consistently—especially on LinkedIn—and what changed once he did.

As an introvert, Saurajit never viewed content as a way to promote himself. Instead, he saw it as an opportunity to spark conversations, ask thoughtful questions, and create space for ideas that matter. One post, built around comparing two AI diagrams, reached more than 120,000 people, not because it was flashy, but because it invited engagement and learning.

In this clip, Saurajit explains:

1. Why authentic visibility matters more than impressions or follower counts
2. How many of today’s most impactful tech leaders are introverts whose stories go untold
3. Why sharing ideas publicly helps younger generations discover role models they can relate to
4. How platforms like LinkedIn can become spaces for learning, connection, and community… not self-promotion

For leaders who believe their work should speak for itself, this conversation offers a different perspective: being seen isn’t about ego. It’s about leadership, mentorship, and making sure the right stories don’t stay hidden.