Jen Dary

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The How This Works show

Skipper Chong Warson

36 episodes

2 months ago

How does THIS work? That's the question. This show explores craft know-how and the underlying why, with the second season focusing product, design, and facilitation. Host Skipper Chong Warson is sitting down with one hundred (100) people to talk shop — their beginnings, their breakthroughs, and their current chapter. New episodes every few weeks. Subscribe, follow, and leave us a review — it helps spread the word! Part of How This Works co.

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Jen Dary

The How This Works show

1 hour 2 minutes 44 seconds

1 year ago

Jen Dary

Back in August, Skipper had a conversation with Jen Dary about her personal experiences and insights on leadership coaching, the importance of self-awareness and belief in one's abilities, Plucky's So Now You're a Manager (SNYaM), navigating the publishing industry, and prioritizing self-care in the coaching profession. Other topics include:

Jen shares her experience as the oldest of three kids and how it influences her leadership style and ability to empathize with others (it might play it yours as well, dear listener)
She highlights the importance of identifying a specific niche in coaching and how coaching is different from consulting
Jen emphasizes the importance of setting a finite amount of time for coaching and encourages clients to come as long as they need and go when they're ready
She primarily works with clients in technology, including engineers, designers, product managers, professors, academics, and doctors, with a majority of them being women
Jen reflects on the importance of understanding one's purpose of work and encourages listeners to measure their current job against that purpose
She talks more about So Now You're a Manager (SNYaM), a manager training program that she's developed at Plucky currently modeled after a part-time MBA plus, the importance of community and connection in learning, and the challenges of remote training
Jen has observed a trend of people in the tech industry expressing a desire to retire earlier and wanting to "do their own thing"
She talks about recently watching "The Andy Warhol Diaries," a six episode Netflix series, and having a greater understanding of the '70s and '80s
Stay tuned until the end for an outtake around speaking French to a stranger on the train in front of her sons

Special Guest: Jen Dary.

Links:

Plucky
Plucky's So Now You're a Manager
The Andy Warhol Diaries — In 2022, a Netflix series (titled after Warhol's 1989 book) puts on center stage the life and emotions of the artist after he was shot in 1968. The six episodes utilize Resemble AI and original recordings as Warhol narrates his own diary entries, accompanied by a cast of characters, including his friend Pat Hackett.
Plucky's Instagram
Jen's Instagram
Day Of Big Dreaming — Avail from today to end of January 2024, recommended
SNYaM 2024 — There are currently two (2) virtual So Now You're A Manager cohorts planned in 2024, dates are TBA, interested folks should pre-register
Plucky's podcast — This season, released earlier this year, featured eight (8) different mentors on a variety of topics, like negotiation, allyship, performance reviews, first impressions and more