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Loïc Houssier
SVP Engineering @ Productboard | ex-Docusign
Loïc Houssier is the Senior Vice President of Engineering at Productboard, where he leads a global engineering team. His professional background includes experience at DocuSign prior to his current role at Productboard. Houssier is recognized as a people-focused engineering leader who emphasizes strategic innovation and team empowerment, particularly within the SaaS and enterprise markets. He is involved in various discussions and initiatives related to product management and technology leadership, as evidenced by his active presence on LinkedIn, where he shares insights and engages with industry topics.1234
Houssier holds a degree from Université Denis Diderot, further underscoring his academic foundation in the field.1
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🗣️ "Seek opportunities to speak and write about your experiences and learnings." I suggest all the time. I suggested it this week again.
I recently had the pleasure of doing a fireside chat with a group of University of Limerick MBA, where I was invited to share my path, experiences, and learnings. I focused on the differences I’ve noticed between Europe and the US, drawing from my life in both Paris and San Francisco.
Of course, these were generalizations based on my anecdotal experiences. And as the session was wrapping up, my impostor syndrome kicked in 😰. I found myself thinking for a second, "Who am I to talk to these people ? Some have way more experience than me !"
Then I remembered why I love listening and reading about others. It’s not because they are necessarily smarter than me (though that’s often the case) or their experiences are richer (again, often true). It’s because they offer a perspective, an angle that I might not see.🤔
I also remembered that talking about my experiences is the best way I found to take a step back, reflect on my own principles, clarify my thoughts, and bring my unconscious understandings to the forefront. The courage to share your experience can be incredibly enriching for both yourself and those who listen.
I decided to share this with the group. Hopefully those 2 cents would be useful to some in the room. At the very least it was to me.
Thanks Prof. Michele O'Dwyer and team for having me!
