Tammy Albarrán, the deputy general counsel at Uber, has led the company’s adoption of new hiring practices, increasing pay parity among men and women lawyers. Albarrán has also worked to foster an inclusive workplace in the wake of her prior work as outside counsel for Uber at Covington & Burling investigating the factors that contributed to the company’s culture. Albarrán, who is being recognized as one of 21 Women Leaders in Tech Law as part of The Recorder’s California Leaders in Tech Law and Innovation Awards, recently reflected on her accomplishments of the past year.

What’s your proudest professional achievement of the past year and why?

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