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Harrison is a product engineer (software engineer + product manager) who holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Georgia Tech. He started his career as a developer at Capital One and worked as a product manager at a firm called Sciencelogic. He now works as both a full-stack software engineer and product manager. You can find perspectives and insights on product management, software engineering, and performance psychology on his website.
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“On numerous occasions he held meetings to help me and other members of our team deal with their challenges and served as a mentor to us. I cannot think of anyone more fitting for the role of a therapist. He had multiple one on one meetings to help me with my low self-confidence issue. He has asked me the right questions to know and understand my background and cultural differences. He has given me references and reading materials that could help me out. He not only encouraged me but he was supportive of me as I took on the role of team lead with his help and guidance. He has helped me come out of my shell and placed faith and gave me the confidence to address internal stakeholders during meetings. I highly believe that he can make a difference to many peoples lives in future.”
“From the past 5 years I know Harrison, he has demonstrated a desire to help other people to be the best version of themselves. Not only does he have an infectious warming personality towards colleagues to always help them achieve their work goals, he also took the interest to motivate others to understand and work towards their personal goals. I had numerous discussions about diet and fitness with him, the fun part is that we even scheduled a gym session together so he can hold me accountable for my goal.”
“He exhibited the ability to work with diverse people and different cultures, women, different races, and ethnicity. Our team was able to have an environment where people of different backgrounds would feel safe to share their opinions without judgment. He avoided commanding the team on what to do and assume that his opinions and ideas were always the best.”
Since I met you, a lot of good changes have taken place in me. I am more willing to think, I begin to understand my own values and mission, and my goals are more clear. These are wonderful things, I am so grateful…
However, when I talk with you, I do feel calm and relaxed, and I don’t even feel too much pressure on myself. I think this should be an innate ability, which is very valuable.
However, when I talk with you, I do feel calm and relaxed, and I don’t even feel too much pressure on myself. I think this should be an innate ability, which is very valuable.
It’s not common for me to work with a senior product manager from another company to accomplish a challenging goal. Besides the inherent difficulties in creating a new module for the ScienceLogic monitoring platform intended for one of our main middleware products, there’s the challenge of creating synergy between a mixed team from 2 companies apart.
I should say I had an enjoyable experience working directly with you to design and refine requirements for the ScienceLogic PowerPack for IBM MQ. During these few months that we worked together every week, I could see how knowledgeable you are and driven by business objectives. You demonstrated openness, trustworthiness, understanding, and the ability to manage this joint project with excellence.
The results are not surprising: a full ScienceLogic module developed with IBM best practices for MQ with success. Thanks for much for your hard-working and for being such a great colleague.
Sincerely,
Rod Anami
