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Joseph Barrett
Technology Engineering Project Leader | Agile Transformations | IT Innovation | Global, Cross-functional Team Leader
Joseph Barrett is a seasoned IT engineering and program management leader with a focus on core business functions and operations within eCommerce environments. With over 20 years of experience, Joseph excels in managing global initiatives and operations by leveraging digital technology to drive transformative improvements. He is also a Certified Scrum Master.
Joseph received his education from Moraine Valley Community College and has held various key positions in renowned organizations, showcasing his expertise and adaptability.
Some of Joseph Barrett's notable roles include Director of Engineering - Security and Technical Program Management, Director Of Engineering - Expedia Partner Solutions, and Engineering Manager - Global Partner Solutions at Expedia Group. Additionally, he has held positions such as Senior Technical Project Manager at Expedia Group, IT Group Project Manager at Orbitz Worldwide, and Ecommerce Project Manager at HSBC.
Joseph Barrett's professional journey also includes roles as ECommerce Project Manager at Discover Financial Services, Project Manager at ABN AMRO Bank N.V., ACH Production Supervisor at BankOne, and serving as a Microwave Communications Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps Reserves.
Overall, Joseph Barrett's diverse background and extensive experience position him as a versatile and seasoned professional in IT engineering, program management, and digital transformation within eCommerce landscapes.
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Sharing a tip I read that helps to change your mindset when approaching work. The tip was to stop using the term “have” and replace it with “get”. This applies in the way we think and talk about things. An example would be something like writing status reports or creating a presentation for a meeting. Instead of thinking of it as I “have” to write my weekly status updates, change that thought process to I “get” to write my status updates. That shifts the mindset from something that is a task or a chore, to a opportunity to do something and showcase what you can do. Simple but power way of changing the way we think, which can improve how we work.
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