Pratima Rao Gluckman, engineering leader and author of "Nevertheless She Persisted: True Stories of Women in Tech," is our guest on Episode 006 of Workship: A Purpose Fueled Career Journey with Sarah Staley. Gluckman always wanted to be an engineer, but her career path took shape differently in various stages of her life. Today, her passion is to make the tech industry a place where everyone can thrive, regardless of their gender. Join us to learn more about Gluckman's journey, insights, and advice for everyone in today's work environment.

Whether it’s finishing college (Go, Caleb!), finding a new job, or mapping out how to get through another day in a pandemic, many are finding life an absolute slog right now. In the non-normal, the idea of focusing on lofty personal goals and purpose-driven work might seem like a luxury or maybe even a burden. Sarah and Caleb absolutely relate and riff on their latest life learnings (and ways to stay motivated!) in this week’s episode.

Rene Siegel, CEO & Founder of Connext and Adjunct Professor of Public Relations at San Jose State University, is our guest on Episode 004 of WORKSHIP: A Purpose Fueled Career Journey with Sarah Staley. Siegel built a business 23 years ago to "Connext" marketing and communications pros of all levels with her favorite corporate clients. Whether it is serving Silicon Valley high tech or guiding her college students, she firmly believes that everyone deserves to do their best work and still have a life of meaning. Join us to learn more about her career path, what it takes to weather a layoff, and her tips for helping you define your future.

Margaret O’Mara, Professor of History at the University of Washington, contributing opinion writer at The New York Times, and author of three books including The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America, O’Mara writes and teaches about the history of U.S politics, the growth of the high-tech economy, and the connections between the two. A luminary in her field is rumored that her students take great relief in the fact that when she graduated college, O’Mara didn’t have a job or a clear vision for what she wanted to do next. Join us to learn more about her career path, “living history today,” and her optimism for the next generation and the future of work.

Joseph Edelheit, author of What am I Missing? Questions About Being Human, is our guest on Episode 002 of Workship: A Purpose Fueled Career Journey with Sarah Staley. Joseph is a leader, educator, servant – and I think at the end of the dialog, you’ll consider him a new friend.