Being Scared is a Good Thing Because You're Growing
We talk all things fear, chemical engineering, moving abroad, women in cyber, career transitions and how any career including a career in cybersecurity is possible with Robyn Sutherland, Cybersecurity Manager at PwC In this episode, we explore why cybersecurity presents incredible opportunities for women looking to transition careers or enter a booming industry. This chat is NOT just for women in tech, it's for everyone. A career in cyber is possible no matter what degree you do or you current occupation. Robin Sutherland, shares how she pivoted from chemical engineering into the diverse world of information security. Robin discusses the variety of roles available, from technical to people-focused positions, and how cyber impacts every organization. She also offers advice on overcoming imposter syndrome and using your unique skills and perspectives to succeed in this future-proof career path. Learn why cybersecurity could be the field to set your sights on for long-term career growth and impact. Key Learnings: - It's possible to transition into cybersecurity from non-technical backgrounds with passion and willingness to learn new skills - Having supportive mentors who connect you to opportunities is invaluable for career growth - Pursuing personal interests outside of work provides balance and builds confidence both personally and professionally - Taking risks such as moving abroad or changing jobs can lead you down unexpected career paths Connect with Robyn on Linkedin.