The Cyber Security Recruiter talks to Max Schroeder, Chief Technology Officer, Aqueity
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Insightful Journeys in Cybersecurity and the Impact of Emotional Intelligence
In this episode of the 'Cyber Security Recruiter' podcast, Thomas welcomes Max Schroeder, CTO at Aquiety, who shares his unique career trajectory from the beverage industry to becoming a CTO in cybersecurity. Max emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence (EQ) in technical roles and elaborates on how his hospitality background has been instrumental to his success.
The discussion covers recurring themes concerning the hospitality industry's influence on career advancement, the significance of networking and genuine human connection in a digitized world, and the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in recruiting and cybersecurity. Max offers invaluable advice on the importance of communication skills, continuous learning, and the need for passion outside of work to stay grounded. The episode also features a thoughtful recommendation for the book 'Setting the Table' by Danny Meyer, highlighting the essence of exceptional customer service and its relevance across different fields.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:31 Max Shroeder's Career Journey
02:27 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence
05:23 Leadership and Communication Skills
10:08 Networking and AI in Recruitment
16:14 The Value of Conferences and Networking Groups
20:32 LinkedIn and Online Presence
23:23 The Quest for Authenticity in the Age of AI
24:21 Balancing AI Innovation with Security Concerns
26:30 The Importance of Quality Over Quantity in SMBs
27:48 The Power of Positive Experiences and Referrals
29:55 Building Genuine Connections in Professional Networking
33:52 Navigating Career Progression and Job Loyalty
41:34 The Value of Passion Projects and Continuous Learning
44:02 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections
Max suggested:
Setting the Table by Danny Meyer