Preparing your software engineering teams for times of financial uncertainty

Financial crashes are cyclical in nature and although we can’t predict the timing of the next crash, we know that they are an inevitability.

Moderated by Kevin Stewart

Speakers: Jossie Haines , Michelle Grover , Yvette Pasqua

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August 19, 2020

Financial crashes are cyclical in nature and although we can’t predict the timing of the next crash, we know that they are an inevitability. Any financial downturn will materially affect the individuals in your team, So why do we spend so little time thinking about them on an organisational scale, and how can we do better to prepare for them?

And when a financial crisis does hit, what are the new situations that you’ll be put into, and what are the new skills you’ll have to quickly hone to handle them?

In this session, we’ll be discussing the preparations that you can make for your teams, the skills that you can start developing right now, and how to handle the difficult situations that will arise.

About the moderator

Kevin Stewart
@kstewart

About the speakers

Jossie Haines

Jossie Haines is an executive leadership coach.

@JossieHaines
Michelle Grover
@Jcmish
Yvette Pasqua

Yvette is the CTO of Exos where she leads the product and engineering teams with a focus on continuous improvement, iteration, and using data to launch products that help our members become healthier and achieve their wellness, life, and work goals.

@lolarobot