The Ruby on Rails Podcast
Episode 476: Career Ladders with Megan Marquardt-Ray
Show notes
Megan Marquardt-Ray is an Engineering Manager from Included Health. She leads a team of software engineers who build out mobile and web experiences that help people get to high quality healthcare. Before Included Health, she worked at an education startup, bloc, where she first stepped into a managing role. She and Brittany talk about what it means to be a part of a software community, how to draft career ladders, hiring and how to ensure your engineers are progressing.
Show Notes:
- Included Health - Healthcare Navigation & Virtual Care
- Included Health Careers
- Megan Marquardt-Ray on LinkedIn
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