Editors Note: Shortly after recording this episode - Jason left his position at GatsbyJS for another opportunity

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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast episode are solely those of the individuals participating and do not necessarily reflect those of Trilogy Education

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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast episode are solely those of the individuals participating and do not necessarily reflect those of Trilogy Education

You’ve done it - you’ve landed a developer job, you’re doing great work and now you’re looking for the next logical career step - which begs the question “How do you go from Engineer to Sr. Engineer” - today we’ll be joined by some technology leaders to disucss what they look for and expect in Sr. level candidates.

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In this episode we speak to three developers that spend a lot of time interviewing other developers. I’ll pick their brains for tips, tricks and general advice for anyone trying to ace a developer interview.

We also answer a super important question: “Why are man-hole covers round?”

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In this week’s episode - our first of several “Women In Technology” conversations - we talk to several amazing women working in the technology space here at Trilogy Education.

Our conversation goes from gender bias, to motherhood/working mothers, to tips for young women just starting their career in tech.

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