‘Future Leaders’ is a series of blog posts by the Financial Times in which we interview our team members and ask them how they got into technology, what they are working on and what they want to do in the future. Everyone has a different perspective, story and experience to share. This series will feature colleagues working in our Product & Technology teams. You can also connect with us on Twitter at Life at FT.

Hi Xuan, what is your current role at the FT and what do you spend most of your time doing at work?

My current role…

An interview series that highlights the human side of interesting people in tech

Hakim El Hattab interviewed by the FT.

An interview series that highlights the human side of interesting people in tech

Amina Souihi interviewed by the FT.

‘Future Leaders’ is a series of blog posts by the Financial Times in which we interview our team members and ask them how they got into technology, what they are working on and what they want to do in the future. Everyone has a different perspective, story and experience to share. This series will feature colleagues working in our Product & Technology teams. You can also connect with us on Twitter at Life at FT.

Hi Nadia, what is your current role at the FT and what do you spend most of your time doing at work?

My current role…

‘Future Leaders’ is a series of blog posts by the Financial Times in which we interview our team members and ask them how they got into technology, what they are working on and what they want to do in the future. Everyone has a different perspective, story and experience to share. This series will feature colleagues working in our Product & Technology teams. You can also connect with us on Twitter at Life at FT.

Hi Reece, what is your current role at the FT and what do you spend most of your time doing at work?

My current role…

An interview series that highlights the human side of interesting people in tech.

Nikolai Livori interviewed by the FT.

An interview series that highlights the human side of interesting people in tech.

Nava Tintarev interviewed by the FT.

By John Kundert (Chief Product Officer)

The turning of the calendar years always feels like a right moment to reflect on the past and define the future (as best we can). This has never felt more poignant given the huge distress and uncertainties of 2020 and real hope for 2021. Here is my pause for thought …

When I am asked why I work for the Financial Times, the answer is easy. It is because I believe in the importance of FT gold standard journalism. It has never felt more important to value expertise, truth and trustworthiness of the content…