Our Chief Technology Officer weighs in on the tech principles and practices that have made Audible an industry leader for 25 years and have kept customers front and center throughout periods of extreme global change.
Chief People Officer Anne Erni and Head of Talent and Culture Ara Tucker discuss how we’ve been evolving our ways of working remotely since the start of the pandemic, and the importance of flexibility and empathy in planning a future model for our work.
Sue Shlapakovsky was already an avid listener, so when a product management role opened up with us, she jumped at the chance to apply. Now she collaborates with others to make the Audible experience even better for other listeners.
Audible founder and Executive Chairman, Don Katz, shared our ongoing commitment to protect inherent civil rights and to denounce anti-Asian racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance in a note to employees.
Sheirleyn Maneiro’s experience as a paid Audible intern has driven home the importance of connection, authenticity and purpose, and is inspiring her college studies and career choices.
This year’s Black History Month theme, “No Boundaries,” was expressed through events for listeners and employees that celebrated a wealth of offerings about the Black experience and from Black creators.
Throughout his ten-year career with Audible, Sanchez Brown has gone from being a customer support agent to leading a Global Support team. He credits his success to Audible’s culture of caring — both for our customers and for each other.
In a note to employees, Audible founder and Executive Chairman Don Katz shared our commitment to democracy and to creating a fair and equitable society.
Senior Manager of Spectrum & Belonging Amy Garas shares how she’s applying her meditation and wellness training to help fuel employees’ productivity and happiness, and to support their workplace experience and overall health.
Robin Morgan-Bentley shares how his role at Audible gave him the needed spark to write the “The Wreckage,” a psychological thriller performed by Emilia Fox, Jack Hawkins, and Kobna Holdbrook-Smith—now an Audible exclusive.
Our “Life at Audible” video series gives viewers a glimpse of what it’s like to work on our tech team. Filmed before Covid-19 hit, the series also showcases our Newark and Cambridge offices, including the rehabilitated church the team calls home.
Following their discussion at the 2020 Grace Hopper Celebration, Software Development Engineers Subhrima Bhadury and Dushyanthi Pieris shared their thoughts on what the future holds for women in tech.