In the Season 1 finale, David, Erik, and Jeffrey talk about how their careers are doing and what they have planned for the next few months.

David talks about his book Ember Data in the Wild, Erik talks about his blogging/youtubing and his soon-to-be-finished MBA, and Jeffrey talks about the recent launch of EmberSchool.com.

CareerJS will be back for season 2 in January.

Ever wonder what it's like as a programmer on the other side of the world? Raja Sekar is here to share his experiences living, working, and mentoring in India.

At what type of company should you get your first job?

Jordan Johnson is a recruiter- but the good kind. He shares his unique view of the software industry, how he matches up employers and programmers, how to negotiate salary, and- most importantly- what question to ask to make sure you’ll be happy at a job six months later.

If you’re looking to hire, be hired, or join him as CTO, you can email Jordan at [email protected] or tweet him at @jordanrecruit

In this episode we discuss how to pass a technical algorithms interview.

In this episode we interview Justin Herrick from Iron Yard and discuss how he teaches.

In this episode we discuss our experiences with frontend and backend frameworks.

What does The Frontside (a software consultancy) look for when they’re hiring? What makes a Senior Developer?

In this episode, we'll discuss how each of us started our blogs.

Aaron is a teacher at Iron Yard a 12 week coding school, and a professional developer. We discuss his journey and how he approaches teaching. If you've ever been interested in what to expect out of a code school then listen in.