In this episode, rachel, Kendall, and Brett talk about:

<ul>
<li>Realizing you&#39;re the facilitator person in your friend group..and in college, and grad school...</li>
<li>The reality of mechanical engineering not living up to the idea of it</li>
<li>Getting that first software engineering job with no software engineering background</li>
<li>The power of networking</li>
<li>The consequences of having no real management experience</li>
<li>How being less outgoing/energetic than Kendall affects one&#39;s management style</li>
<li>Leadership based in assembling the Avengers and stepping aside</li>
<li>Modeling team interactions and desired behaviors</li>
<li>Hiring a leadership coach and how it was lifechanging</li>
<li>How authoritarian leadership slows things down</li>
<li>Surprise beekeeping hobby! </li>
<li>Biking as a mental health practice</li>
</ul>

You can find Brett on LinkedIn, on Twitter as @bnekolny, and on the Rands Leadership Slack. 

Special thanks to Mel Stanley for our theme music &lt;3

Episode 69: Aye Thu (Slack)

Welcome to Authority Issues, a podcast about leadership, management, and competitive prescription writing. 
Hosted by Rachel Perkins (aka piebob), and Kendall Miller