In this episode, I will be discussing three main aspects of developing pretty code. These aspects are:

A lot of engineers ask me this question often. How do I build engineering experience?

Engineering experience don't get built by sitting around doing the same thing everyday - that's a thing for machines to do. Engineering experience is built by continuous curiosity, practice and knowledge sharing. If we repeat someone else's experience that just makes us another copy of the same book on shelf. But when we practice what we learn and gather knowledge from our experiences then discuss this with engineering communities that's when true learning which leads to true experience come from.

Seeking knowledge for the sake of just seeking knowledge is a waste of time. Knowledge becomes valuable when it inspires, expedites or aides a direct action that contributes to the survival, evolution and fulfillment of mankind.

In this episode, I'm going to talk about the three stages of growth for software engineers. We will explore the importance of seeking fulfillment into one's life through their daily interactions. Take a listen at this segment and give it a bit of your thoughts.

In this session, I'm going to talk about the three stages of inclusion in every decision-making process. Inclusion goes from participation, to consideration to incorporation. Allowing individuals to participate in any discussion is a basic right for everyone to have in any discussion no matter who they are or what they are. But giving someone airtime alone isn't enough. Giving every idea a shot in terms of consideration is taking every opinion seriously enough to dig a bit deeper to see the validity of said opinion. Then lastly incorporating these ideas into the final decision fulfills truly-inclusive process.

The unknown genius is someone out there that needs help to get started and change the world. They can be anywhere. It's our responsibility as mentors in the software industry to go out there and find that unknown genius. Be a reason for their success and give them the materials they need, answer the questions they may have and address any impediments that may block them from achieving their goals.

One of the most fundamental aspects of mentorship is to wish your mentee would someday achieve what you could never achieve in your lifetime. Building up confidence in your mentees to prepare them for the challenges of the unknown tomorrow.

In our technology-focused world today, It's important for software engineers to realize their potential in terms of autonomy. Defining one their purpose in life, supercharging their passion for that purpose and then working on the logistics to fulfil these purposes is of utmost importance. it is even more important than a college degree, a job or any other material goals.

In this podcast session, I will be discussion the three important aspects of autonomy for software engineers. How to maintain a balance between your passion and your purpose. How to keep going regardless of any challenges you may face. Looking beyond the material success, and leaping into a future where purposes are realized and recognized when they become truly beneficial.

Integrity in engineering is doing the right thing even if you have direct push permission to production

In this episode, I'm going to tackle the issue of automation from an engineering perspective. What are the measures of success when it comes to executing a successful automation process.

I will also discuss the alternatives for the overwhelming wave of automation that is predicted to put over 45 million people in the U.S alone out of the business by 2030. 

I hope you enjoy it.