Kim Z. Dale is a playwright with a master's degree in Information Security. She's also "a writer of eclectic blog posts, practical business documentation, structured congressional testimony, quirky short fiction, and award-winning plays."

Kim works as an information security specialist with a focus on data privacy for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. And she's a mom.

On this episode we talk about pursuing our multiple sides rather than just being one thing, why becoming non-essential is a good career move, working in male-dominated fields, and the training that women in tech really need (hint.. women are't the ones who need to be trained).

Check out Kim's blog post about her interview on Chicago Now!