"We don't trust people in Germany enough" - Dalia Das at Handelsblatt Disrupt

A guest at Sebastian Matthes 

by Dalia Das, founder and CEO of neue fische.

Hamburg, 22.03.2020 - Guest at Sebastian Matthes in his podcast "Handelsblatt Disrupt".

Dalia Das explains why bootcamps work and what's wrong with the German education system. This is followed by a conversation with Nils Zündorf, Managing Director of the Amazon agency Factor-A, about voice assistants and the question of how they will change the way we use computers and, above all, online shopping.
And at the end, Handelsblatt correspondent Alexander Demling explains how the Corona crisis is changing Silicon Valley. "The previous week, Facebook's campus in Menlo Park was still totally popular. Two days later, it was completely deserted," he says.

Be sure to listen in!

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Background of Dalia Das
For more than 15 years, the Hamburg native with Indian roots Dalia Das worked in business development for companies such as AOL Europe and the Bertelsmann Group. In the process, she repeatedly discovered that the implementation of the digital transformation depends massively on the availability of qualified employees. In recent years, she accompanied a U.S. education fund with a focus on investments in innovative education and workforce acquisition models. There, she came to appreciate the established Technology Bootcamps that successfully train career changers to become in-demand developers and Data Scientists. These bootcamps not only create more digital workers, but also more diversity in digital jobs. Without further ado, she founded in Germany; the birth of neuefische - School and Pool for Digital Talent. "Don't complain, just do it," is the motto of Dalia Das.