Making remote work, work better

As much as we have all learned to navigate the pandemic, it has been a huge learning experience for employers and employees. The perimeter that IT needs to secure has grown exponentially while the complexity of attacks has gotten more and more complex. At the same time, employers have had to learn how to navigate remote collaboration while some also having to deal with kids constantly interrupting them. Companies that had the underlying infrastructure needed and the systems in place for flexible work had an easier time transitioning to this new normal. In this episode of The Click-Down, we invite Amy Goldstein, Field Sales Engineer, to talk about Remote and Flexible work.

PODCAST | 39m
Febuary 9, 2022
Ep 21

Executive summary

  • Listen to Dan, Ana, and Amy talk about the pros and cons of remote flexible work.
  • Hear the challenges IT administrators have had to overcome to adapt to the new normal.
  • Join us as we share personal stories of the good and bad of working remotely

Featured voices

Amy Goldstein
Sales Engineer, Citrix

Amy Goldstein is a Sales Engineer based out of Minneapolis, MN where she supports customers in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa. Amy uses her technical know-how to help her customers achieve business outcomes. She believes that every design has human experience at the center, and she strives to serve her customers though outcome-based conversations. Her career with Citrix began in 2018 with the Leadership Development Program where she continues to be involved in the program to this day. Amy graduated from the Colorado School of Mines, and she holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering as well as a master’s degree in Engineering and Technology Management.

Ana Ruiz
Senior Technical Marketing Architect, Citrix

Ana loves creating content that enables customers to understand the best practices and functionalities of Citrix solutions. Ana started at Citrix more than 7 years ago as a college graduate in the leadership development program. She has held various roles prior to joining the technical marketing team during her career at Citrix including, inside sales engineer, mobility sales engineer, and virtualization senior sales engineer for enterprise accounts.

Daniel Feller
Lead Architect, Citrix

With more than 15 years of experience designing and securing virtual workspaces, Daniel continues to deliver solutions and best practices for all types of organizations. Like many in the tech field, Daniel’s background originated with an on-premises, Windows-based environment, and grew to encompass cloud, mobility and digital workspaces.

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