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Technically Speaking
October 21, 2017 in
Pictured from left to right: Susan Boyd (moderator) with panelists Jonathan Sposato (Geekwire), Rebekah Bastian (Zillow), and Ethan Phelps-Goodman (Seattle Tech 4 Change).
When asked by State Representative Noel Frame how best to engage tech employees, Rebekah Bastian, Senior VP of Product at Zillow, responded, “Give them problems to solve. Tech workers love to solve specific problems and work fast.”
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