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CHP024: Confessions Of A Passionate Coder; An Interview With Saron Yitbarek
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Here at WehnerEd, our mission is to enable you to unlock your greatest value, discover your true purpose, and to live a life that fulfills your deepest passions through that work you love. In each episode, we explore tech roles that positively impact the world, uncover the straightest path to earning a career that you’ll love, and provide meaningful insights to help you be your best. In today’s episode, I have a lively conversation with Saron Yitbarek. Saron is the founder of CodeNewbie and host of the CodeNewbie Podcast. An international online community and weekly podcast designed to support people learning to code. She's published in many corners of the web, is a regular guest speaker, and is hosting the upcoming codeland conference. Codeland is an interactive, two-day conference filled with talks, panels, and workshops with the most supportive community of programmers and people learning to code. It's taking place in just a few weeks, May 4 & 5, 2018.
Tickets are still available and it’ll be an excellent opportunity for you to learn and connect with many others in similar parts of their coding journey as you.
Learn more and register you or your organization to attend at Codelandconf.com.
Topics we discuss today: Coding is really hard, yet truly rewarding
Coding allows many individuals to positively impact the world
Challenges people face when learning to code and how to persevere
Norms to expect when you become a coder
How to stay relevant in the ever-changing world of code
4-year degrees are outdated. You're better off learning to code online
Coding is a transferable skill. You can use it in basically any industry you want
Realize what your unique skills are and highlight them to stand out from the crowd
Awesome ways that people are using coding to do good in the world
Coding isn't dull. It empowers you to digitize whatever you're passionate about
Ways to give back with code: non-profits and https://www.codeforamerica.org/
Challenges faced while working from home
The benefits of attending conferences and how to stay in touch with what's going on
Advice on time management and prioritizing what's most important to you
“If you want to be more productive, you have to make time to be productive.” Reflection and realignment are huge.
A recent moment when Saron had a ton of fun while coding. How To Connect With Saron: @SaronYitbarek
@codenewbies
CodeNewbie
CodeNewbie Podcast
Email: [email protected]
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Listen and subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play | PlayerFM | iHeart Radio | YouTube
Here at WehnerEd, our mission is to enable you to unlock your greatest value, discover your true purpose, and to live a life that fulfills your deepest passions through that work you love. In each episode, we explore tech roles that positively impact the world, uncover the straightest path to earning a career that you’ll love, and provide meaningful insights to help you be your best. In today’s episode, I have a lively conversation with Saron Yitbarek. Saron is the founder of CodeNewbie and host of the CodeNewbie Podcast. An international online community and weekly podcast designed to support people learning to code. She's published in many corners of the web, is a regular guest speaker, and is hosting the upcoming codeland conference. Codeland is an interactive, two-day conference filled with talks, panels, and workshops with the most supportive community of programmers and people learning to code. It's taking place in just a few weeks, May 4 & 5, 2018.
Tickets are still available and it’ll be an excellent opportunity for you to learn and connect with many others in similar parts of their coding journey as you.
Learn more and register you or your organization to attend at Codelandconf.com.
Topics we discuss today: Coding is really hard, yet truly rewarding
Coding allows many individuals to positively impact the world
Challenges people face when learning to code and how to persevere
Norms to expect when you become a coder
How to stay relevant in the ever-changing world of code
4-year degrees are outdated. You're better off learning to code online
Coding is a transferable skill. You can use it in basically any industry you want
Realize what your unique skills are and highlight them to stand out from the crowd
Awesome ways that people are using coding to do good in the world
Coding isn't dull. It empowers you to digitize whatever you're passionate about
Ways to give back with code: non-profits and https://www.codeforamerica.org/
Challenges faced while working from home
The benefits of attending conferences and how to stay in touch with what's going on
Advice on time management and prioritizing what's most important to you
“If you want to be more productive, you have to make time to be productive.” Reflection and realignment are huge.
A recent moment when Saron had a ton of fun while coding. How To Connect With Saron: @SaronYitbarek
@codenewbies
CodeNewbie
CodeNewbie Podcast
Email: [email protected]