Parent Driven Development

049: Arit Amana

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Parent Driven Development
Episode 049: Arit Amana
01:50 Welcome, Arit!
  • Software engineer
  • Mother of two, 8 and 3 years-old
  • Background in public health
    • 02:50 Panel check-in
    • Pandemic times
    • Adjustment for the kids, work and home life
    • Stress level through the roof
      • 06:20 Childcare Responder Duty while WFH
      • The younger the child, the more work required for the parent
      • Calendar essential for parent and kids
      • Animal crossing is the new obsession and a MUST
        • 18:35 Arit jumps into a new role - Dev Community
        • Open source coding
        • Async communication style
        • Flexible during the day with her youngest child
        • Arit’s older son helps by taking care of his school work on his own
          • 23:45 Work-life boundaries
          • Allison works few weeks on, to take a day or two off
            • 24:55 Genius / Fail moments
            • Arit has success by taking the kids out for a walk after work that get her youngest sleeping through the night #genius
            • Kwu’s daughter has some spit up discovered on her crib sheets post nap, unsure of what happened.. #geniusfail
            • Chris and his wife are both working longer even though they are not commuting to work and dinner keeps getting pushed back later and later.. 10p late #genius because everyone is aligned even though hours aren’t typical
            • Allison has a win by sharing photo journalism with her five-year-old son and keeps him occupied while also sharing some solid knowledge.
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              Allison

              KWu
              Arit
              Chris Sexton

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