Show notesWatch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTqIicjZjgM Tina has been working in recruiting for more than 14 years, filling various expert and management roles throughout EMEA in technical industries. Making a difference in people’s lives is what drives her every day in finding the right talents for her clients. Being a mother of two girls, female empowerment is very important to her, Tina is a mentor with the female factor and she recently started an initiative to make women more visible in the IT industry. Interviews with role models will inspire other women and girls on their way to a career in IT. A contribution to raise gender equality and finding out what women need in order to be satisfied and successful in their professional environment. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tina-landreau-91b5333/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tinalandreau_/ Women in tech initiative / #hr4wit (Tina’s podcast and blog): https://www.apsa.at/hr-for-women-in-tech-hr4wit/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqA3dkNO064N7CJoACLwqVAShoutouts: Invisible women book by caroline Criado Perez: https://carolinecriadoperez.com/book/invisible-women/ Good night stories for rebel girls: https://www.rebelgirls.com/products/good-night-stories-for-rebel-girls Brené Brown: The Call to Courage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr-WvA7uFDQ Female Factor community where Tina mentors: https://www.femalefactor.global/ Another great initiative where to get a mentor: https://www.womentor.at/ Community for women in IT in Vienna: https://thenewitgirls.com/TranscriptTIMEA:Hey Ramón! RAMÓN:Hey Timea! TIMEA:Let’s talk gender equality. RAMÓN:I love the idea. Gimme a second. I just got to grab my coffee. I hope you’ve got yours too. TIMEA:Yeah, right here. RAMÓN: Hello, and welcome to another episode of gender equality over coffee. I’m so excited to have you all here today. Thank you for tuning in. My name is Ramon , she’s Timea, and today we’ve got the pleasure of having on Tina. TINA: Hi Ramón. Hi Timea. Yeah, it’s a pleasure to be here. Thank you for your invitation. RAMÓN: Let’s let’s introduce you, Tina. We, we were so excited to have so many wonderful guests and you’re just another wonderful one. Why don’t you tell us a little bit about yourself, maybe pronouns what your background is and three fun facts about yourself. TINA: Yeah. My name is Tina I grew up in Austria, in Southern Burgenland in a very, very small village. And I I now live in the suburbs of Vienna together with my husband and my two girls, which are also big in my motivation for me to reach gender equality and yeah, three facts about me. One is that I met my husband and my best friends abroad all of them.So, or in a language course I was like I said, I grew up in the countryside in a very, very small, village. I was the first one to go to university from my family and growing up in the village, I was. Always looking for something more, you know, I loved to have people around me that were different, that came from another country or who had like yeah, different views.And then I studied at the Vienna university of economics and business administration, and I loved to learn languages. So I learned. Of course English, French and Russian, and my exchange semester was in Russia. And that’s where I met my husband. He’s French, by the way, as well. And and I met my best friend who is yeah, on my side since then as well.She’s Austrian. And as I grew up very close to the Austrian border now to the Hungarian border, I also decided to learn Hungarian at university. So I went to summer college in Hungary in summer, and that’s where I met my another best friend and another one as well. So yeah, there, I’d say two facts.That what I met my, my, my closest friends abroad, and I also learned seven languages. I was always I wanted to learn a