Here's What 2 Engineers Learned From Interviewing Some of the Most Powerful Women in Tech

"It's valuable to keep a personal document. As you traverse your career, you're going to learn what gives your energy, and what takes it away. You'll learn what you are naturally good at, and what you struggle with. If you want to build self-awareness and figure out what's your place in life career-wise, write in this document every six months — what you were good at and what you weren't, what you liked and what you didn't, how your current role makes you feel, and what you want to work on. Write it down, and don't keep it in your head, because you can surprise yourself when you look back!"