Most of the time, even when we're succeeding the steps we take on a daily basis are failures. Failure is what we're talking about in today's episode of Developer Tea
New jobs are exciting, but it can also be challenging. In today's episode we're talking about the perspective of starting a new job.
Nobody choses to do things against our interest. In today's episode, we're talking about decisions we face on a daily basis.
I want you to think back to the last meeting you had....did you feel like it was a waste of time?
As a developer, part of your job is estimating risk and value. In today's episode we're talking changing our risk and value evaluations from a static process to a functional process.
What if every decision you made had a bet attached to it? That's
Take a moment to think about one of your most important goals in life.
When you talk about career goals, you often talk about results.
No matter where you are in your career, whether a developer, designer, PM or manager you have aspirations.
Imagine for a moment that you are a hiring manager who needs to determine who is a good addition to a team of developers. You need to make a judgement call. That's what we're talking about in today's episode of Developer Tea
How can a concept mean so many different things for different people? Why does feedback cause to fear for some and productivity to others?
What do company benefits, birthday presents, and IOUs have in common? That's what we're talking about in today's episode of Developer Tea
What makes you feel comfortable and safe? In today's episode, we're talking about taking risks.
Take a moment to do a thought experiment. Remove your thought extractions.
Today is a special episode of Developer Tea, we're airing an episode in which Jonathan was interviewed by the folks at Soft Skills Engineering podcast.
What is the one thing you do automatically that you wish you could change?
In part 2 of our interview with Ali we cover what Ali's working on now and things she wishes people would ask her more about.
We all have different experiences coming into development, and today we talk with Ali Spittel, a software engineer at Dev.to, director at Women Who Code - DC and lead instructor at General Assembly.
Do you trust yourself to know what you want?