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From a Woman to a Leader

Limor Bergman Gross

From a Woman to a Leader helps women in tech grow into confident, strategic leaders. Hosted by former Director of Engineering and executive coach Limor Bergman Gross, this show explores promotions, executive presence, visibility, influence, decision-making, and navigating bias in male-dominated environments. Through honest conversations with senior women in technology, you’ll gain practical strategies and mindset shifts to step into leadership with clarity, authority, and impact.

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00:29:27

You Don't Have to Know Everything to Lead — Bindu...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/04/21

You've spent your whole career making sure you're prepared. You read the book before the meeting, you learn the framework before you lead the project, and somewhere along the way, you start believing that the reason you're in the room is that you know more than the next person. So what happens the day you walk into a meeting and you don't?In this episode, I'm sitting down with Bindu Sharma, Senior Director of Cloud Financial Operations at Teradata, who has built a 20+ year career

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00:19:02

How I Went from Terrified Engineer to Paid Speaker...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/04/16

You've been telling yourself you'll start speaking up when you feel ready. When you know enough. When your message is perfectly formed. I know, because that's exactly what I told myself for years.In this solo episode, I'm sharing my own speaking journey, from submitting to JavaOne over 20 years ago just because I wanted to visit San Francisco, to this week, when I'm at the ELC conference in Prague and delivering a paid speaking engagement for KLA. None of it happened because I

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00:36:31

The Prince Isn't Coming: Why Visibility Beats...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/04/14

You know you're competent. You know your ideas are good. But somehow, the people who keep getting heard, getting promoted, and getting opportunities are the ones who just... talk more. And you're still sitting there, waiting for the perfect moment to speak up, which, let's be honest, never comes.Helen Gottstein is the founder of Loud and Clear Training, a TEDx mentor, and a keynote coach who has spent 10 years helping women close the gap between how good they are and how well they

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00:14:28

Stop Measuring Your Career Against Someone Else's...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/04/09

When my husband broke his hip on a ski trip, I couldn't get to the hospital. I had four young children at home and had to wait for the babysitter. When I finally arrived, a day later, the nurse looked at me with judgment. And I thought: no matter what I do, someone is judging me for what I didn't do.That's what it feels like to be a woman trying to hold everything together. And that's what this episode is about.I'm sharing the real, unpolished version of how I navigated the

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00:30:39

How to Lead at Scale Without Losing Yourself, with...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/04/07

You know you're capable. You know you work harder than most people around you. But somewhere along the way, you started wondering if leading at scale means losing the parts of yourself that actually matter, your family, your values, the way you naturally lead.Dipti Srivastava grew up in a small town in India where engineering was considered a field for boys. She moved to Silicon Valley, raised a family, and built a career leading globally distributed teams and large-scale platform

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00:19:20

Why Working Harder Makes You Less Appreciated, Not More

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/04/02

You're saying yes to everything. You're the most reliable person on your team. You're working harder than anyone around you. And somehow, you're the one being taken for granted.Sound familiar?In this solo episode, I share a story from early in my career that I still think about to this day, a trip I gave up out of fear, to protect a job I ended up leaving anyway. I talk about what happened when my first daughter was born and I was traveling internationally every month, working late

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00:33:57

When Your Body Says Time Out: Burnout, Boundaries,...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/31

You're the first one in and the last one out. Your calendar is back-to-back. You're eating lunch while walking to your next meeting. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you keep telling yourself, "I just need to get through this week."But what if the way you're working isn't just unsustainable, what if it's actually making you less effective and less appreciated?Rachael Edmondson-Clarke had the glass-fronted office, the company car, the team, and the title. On

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00:19:05

I Was Passed Over for Promotion. Here's What I Learned.

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/26

There's a moment in my career I still think about. A colleague was promoted, and I wasn't. We were doing similar work. I went to my manager and asked why, and his answer wasn't clear. You're not strategic enough. You're not visible enough. You're not ready.At the time, I was crushed. But looking back, I can see exactly why it happened. I was focused solely on execution, not strategy. On my team, not on building relationships across the organization. I wasn't thinking

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00:29:25

Your Work Won't Speak for Itself: What Actually Gets...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/24

You're doing everything right. You're delivering great work, hitting deadlines, and solving hard problems. So why does it feel like no one notices?If you've been putting your head down and waiting for your manager to recognize what you bring to the table, you're not alone. But that strategy has a ceiling, and it's lower than you think.In this episode, I sit down with Lalitha Madhugundu, a Senior Engineering Manager at Atlassian with over 20 years in software engineering. Lalitha

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00:12:10

Why You Keep Avoiding the Hard Conversation at Work

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/19

You know that conversation you've been putting off? The feedback you haven't given, the conflict you keep sidestepping, the moment in the meeting where you stayed quiet and walked out angry?This is the episode where I get personal about why I've done the same thing for years, what it cost me, and the three things that actually help.I'm a recovering avoider. In this solo episode, I share the real stories, an engineer I should have given feedback to months earlier, a team conflict I

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00:32:41

Why Your Workplace Conversations Keep Turning Into...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/17

You know that moment when a conversation at work starts going sideways, and you can feel it turning into an argument? You're trying to make a point, but the other person is getting defensive, and you're stuck between backing down or pushing harder.In this episode, intercultural coach and author Maria Garaitonandia shares why most workplace conflict isn't really about the work, and a simple framework that can change how people respond to you starting today.You'll discover:Why starting

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00:12:21

What Happens When You Climb the Ladder and Don't Like...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/12

For years I sat in meetings watching everyone get excited about the latest technology. Buying books, going to conferences, lighting up over technical talks. And I felt nothing about the tech. What I cared about was the people, the customers, the why behind what we were building.It took me over 20 years to say that out loud.In this solo episode, I'm sharing my personal story of building a career that was safe, practical, and well-paying, but never truly mine. I chose computer science not out of

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00:30:02

Why Achievement Feels Empty and What to Do About It...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/10

You checked every box. The degree, the career, the title, the salary. And somewhere along the way, you stopped and thought, "Why don't I feel the way I'm supposed to feel?"Gabriela Embon knows that moment. She lived it. A chemical engineer who spent over a decade at Intel, she hit what she calls a "midlife graduation," the point where you realize you've built achievements but not fulfillment. That you climbed the wrong ladder.In this conversation, Gabriela shares how

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00:11:59

What I'd Do Differently: Start Building Before You...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/05

If you're thinking about starting a business but you're afraid to leave your job, I want to tell you something honest: I jumped into the deep end, and if I were doing it again, I would do it differently.In this solo episode, I share my personal story of leaving a director of engineering role, moving back to Israel, and starting a business with no plan and no clue what I was doing. I talk about growing up in an employee mindset home where being a business owner felt dangerous, about becoming

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00:30:46

Stop Preparing and Start Building: What Women Get...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/03/03

You've been reading the books. Taking the courses. Telling yourself you'll start when you know enough, when the timing is right, when you feel ready. But what if all that preparation is actually what's keeping you stuck?In this episode, I talk with Virginia Frischkorn , a serial entrepreneur who started her first company at 24 without a plan, without knowing what she was doing, and built it into one of the top 50 event planning companies in the world. She then ran four businesses at

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00:13:37

Unlock Your Leadership Potential by Mastering the Art...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/02/26

As women in tech, we often feel pressure to prove we belong.To know everything.To have all the answers.To speak only when we’re 100% sure.But I think that the real leadership skill isn’t knowing everything or having all the answers…Is it asking powerful questionsIn this solo episode, I’m sharing why asking questions is one of the most underutilized leadership skills and how it can completely transform the way you lead.You’ll hear real stories from my career:Challenging an architect’s design without

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00:41:43

How Asking Better Questions Can Make You a Stronger,...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/02/24

Most women hesitate to ask questions, fearing it might make them seem less competent. But what if I told you that asking the right questions is actually one of the most powerful leadership skills you can develop? In this episode, I chat with Nisreen Cain, a former Google engineering leader turned computer science professor, about her journey and her groundbreaking insights on curiosity.Nisreen shares her personal stories of navigating leadership as a woman in tech, facing doubts, and internalizing

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00:11:23

You’re Not Stuck. You’re Waiting.

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/02/19

Stop Waiting to Feel ReadyI wasted years waiting.Waiting to feel more confident.Waiting to feel more ready.Waiting for someone to give me permission.And while I was waiting, other people were raising their hands.In this solo episode, I share the part of my story I didn’t always say out loud, how waiting slowed my career, what finally changed, and what I now see again and again in the women I coach.If you are capable, responsible, and quietly frustrated that your growth isn’t matching your effort,

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00:36:29

How to Grow in Your Career When You Don’t Feel Ready...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/02/17

You don’t need more confidence.You need to stop waiting for it.If you’re a high-performing woman in tech who keeps thinking,“I’ll go for the promotion when I feel ready,”This episode is going to challenge you.Because confidence is not what moves your career forward.Impact is.In this conversation, I sit down with Lisa Zaythik, founding partner at AppsFlyer and Executive Chief of Staff at a 1,300-person global tech company. Lisa has moved across marketing, operations, HR, and the CEO office, often

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00:36:44

How to Reboot Tech Culture So Women Can Lead, Be...

From a Woman to a Leader ·

2026/02/10

What if confidence in tech doesn’t have to be loud, aggressive, or look like everyone else?In this episode of From a Woman to a Leader, Limor Bergman Gross sits down with Telle Whitney, a long-time leader and culture-shaper in the tech industry, to unpack why so many capable women still feel overlooked and what it actually takes to change that.Together, they explore how tech culture was built on outdated myths like meritocracy and the “lone genius,” why quiet, introverted leaders are often

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