Over 30+ years, Ginger’s professional career has focused on software development both as a development engineer as well as management in engineering. She has held Director and higher positions in companies such as Yahoo, Intuit, LogMeIn, and Claris (a subsidiary of Apple).
She has worked in various areas specializing in data engineering/analytics and managed teams across different functions such as architecture, development/quality engineering, project management, and product support.
Ginger was President of the Cheng-Chi University Alumni Association in Nor-cal. She is actively volunteering her time mentoring young Taiwanese professionals/students. She has also conducted over 30 career-related seminars/workshops and given several podcasts/interviews. One of her interviews has been published in Business Weekly Taiwan.
Ginger completed her undergraduate in Statistics at National Cheng-Chi University in Taiwan and postgraduate studies both in Statistics and Computer Science at Stanford University.
“Leadership is influence, nothing more, nothing less," according to author John Maxwell. We all want to influence others—and achieve our desired outcomes—but how do we gain this skill, especially in the absence of authority? This workshop offers hands-on practice to boost your influence, specifically by speaking up. First, we’ll discuss ways to be more effective in a meeting. What strategies can you employ to be heard amongst the cacophony of voices? Second, we’ll practice the art of self-promotion. How do you increase visibility to your accomplishments without coming across as bragging? You’ll leave this session with tactics to be seen, to be heard, and ultimately to be more influential.