Not Working in Tech
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Podcast Overview
<p>‘Not Working in Tech’ is a candid new podcast series hosted by Jess Lattif in which she explores what really happens behind the glossy façade of the tech industry. </p> <p>After nearly a decade working in some of the biggest names in tech, Jess reflects on her winding journey into — and ultimately out of — the industry. </p> <p>In this podcast she talks to others like her who have worked in tech, to hear about their experiences, good and bad, and what they have learned from the industry. This podcast is where the real stories of working—and not working—in tech begin.</p>
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Publishing Since
3/18/2026
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April 29, 2026
Ep.7: What therapists know about burnout
Josh Jonas, Clinical Director at the Village Institute for Psychotherapy, and podcast host of Punk Rock Therapy, discusses the pervasive issue of burnout in the tech industry. He works with high-performing clients who have extensively communicated the cultural pressure to be busy as a measure of worth, noting an increase in workplace issues due to constant optimization and the impact of COVID-19. Josh emphasizes that burnout often stems from self-imposed hyper-productivity and the need for external validation. He suggests that therapy can help individuals recognize and address these deep-seated beliefs. Jonas also advocates for self-care practices and the importance of finding value outside of work.
April 22, 2026
Ep.6: A designer and storyteller’s journey through, and out of tech
Tara Kelly, a former UX designer and startup founder, discusses her journey from Italy to Silicon Valley, her burnout experiences, and her transition to writing children's books. She highlights her early career in Italy, where she worked on a 911 call center redesign, and her subsequent move to the US. Tara shares her challenges as a single parent and founder, including the sale of her company and the subsequent burnout she faced. She emphasizes the importance of systems, storytelling, and maintaining relationships post-tech. Tara's story underscores the need for a sustainable work-life balance and the value of proactive career management.
April 15, 2026
Ep.5: Leading from within
David, a former Vice President at AT&T, shared his journey from humble beginnings in Dallas to leading a billion-dollar program. Raised by a hardworking single mother, David's early experiences instilled a strong work ethic. He joined AT&T without aspirations for the corporate ladder but eventually transitioned to management due to a lack of seniority for technician roles. David emphasized the importance of mentorship, resilience, and positive leadership. He highlighted his innovative strategies during the pandemic, such as banning emails and encouraging team collaboration. Post-AT&T, David continues to mentor youth in STEM and runs a podcast facility leveraging AI.
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- What is Not Working in Tech?
<p>‘Not Working in Tech’ is a candid new podcast series hosted by Jess Lattif in which she explores what really happens behind the glossy façade of the tech industry. </p> <p>After nearly a decade working in some of the biggest names in tech, Jess reflects on her winding journey into — and ultimately out of — the industry. </p> <p>In this podcast she talks to others like her who have worked in tech, to hear about their experiences, good and bad, and what they have learned from the industry. This podcast is where the real stories of working—and not working—in tech begin.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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