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The epic conclusion is here! This is part 3 of 3 in our mini-series about dealing with Knowledge Gaps on your Development team.

We previously talked about how Knowledge gaps can be the silent killer about your delivery team speed, the quality of their output and of course the trust your clients have in you to deliver promised solutions. 

In today’s episode we’ll build upon the last, and talk about continuous actions you can take to mitigate Knowledge Gaps.

Show notes and script are available here:

This is part 2 of a 3-part mini-series on handling knowledge-gaps on your development team.

So last time round we went through the 3 types of knowledge gaps a Development team can face, and how each one can be quite a pain in the butt!

In today’s episode we’ll talk about preliminary actions you can take to mitigate Knowledge Gaps.

Show notes and script are available here: https://www.speakingsoftwareshow.com/episodes/s2e5-how-to-handle-knowledge-gaps-on-your-development-team-p2

This is part 1 of a 3-part mini-series on handling knowledge-gaps on your development team.

When you really REALLY deep dive into the issues that plague your team, the root cause will nearly always raise it’s many heads as the horrible hydra of Knowledge Gaps.

In this episode we’re going to discuss their 3 types, before talking about how to tackle them in Parts 2 and 3!

Show notes and script are available here: https://www.speakingsoftwareshow.com/episodes/s2e4-how-to-handle-knowledge-gaps-on-your-development-team-p1

Obtaining and maintaining a a healthy balance between your work and your private life can be though!

Show notes and script are available here: https://www.speakingsoftwareshow.com/episodes/s2e3-good-work-life-balance-p2-ybjtw

Obtaining and maintaining a a healthy balance between your work and your private life can be though!

Show notes and script are available here: https://www.speakingsoftwareshow.com/episodes/s2e2-good-work-life-balance-p1

After a long hiatus - we're back baby!

Announcing the start of Season 2, and looking back to the origins of the Podcast.

If you're new here, let me give you a quick rundown:

You'll find just about everything you need to flourish in your software career.

Spinning out a side-project or laying the foundations of your start-up seem tempting, but with so much biased advice out there it can be hard to understand the reality of the road ahead. 

Enter Albert Kozlowski (@albertkoz on twitter), who's been kind enough to both give you and I an unvarnished and honest look into start-up life.

In this episode we discuss:

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Show Notes available here: https://www.speakingsoftwareshow.com/episodes/12-insight-into-entrepreneurship-with-albert-kozlowski

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We all know prepping for an Interviewer’s questions is they key to a good interview.

In this episode, we talk about the who, what, when, where and why, of asking questions during an Interview.

I'll also talk about some very important reasons why you should be asking questions to your interviewer, and how it can benefit you.

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A Rating, Like, Comment or Share will go a long way towards keeping this going and allowing me to bring new content to you.

I also offer mock-interviews and soft-skill interview prep – drop me a line via [email protected] and we’ll get your sorted!

Sharing Developer Stories - this time we're talking to the talented Rojhan (Ro) Paydar.

A recent graduate from the Juno College bootcamp, Ro is now very well-known in Tech-twitter. Her excellent communication and oration skills have made her stand head-and-shoulders above her peers! 

We wanted to share a little about making the Jump from your studies into the Professional World of Development. We dive into topics like:

- Translatable skills from your pre-tech employment

- Asking for Help and Resources

- The prevalence Imposter Syndrome

- Setting Boundaries

- Building your professional network

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Relevant Links from the show:

- Ro on twitter: https://twitter.com/rothecoder

- SpeakingSoftware on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpeakingSoftwa1

- Mozilla Developer Network: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/

- The Power of Habit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_Habit

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Regardless of your age, location, experience or education level - there is a seat for you at the technology table! Interested in getting into the Software Development industry? Get in touch with me via [email protected] or DM me on twitter/Instagram.

High energy conversation with an upcoming titan in the Tech industry!