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Develop Yourself

Auteur(s): Brian Jenney
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  • To change careers and land your first job as a Software Engineer, you need more than just great software development skills - you need to develop yourself. Welcome to the podcast that helps you develop your skills, your habits, your network and more, all in hopes of becoming a thriving Software Engineer.
    © 2024 Develop Yourself
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  • #138 - Self Taught Developer to Engineering Manager at IBM: Brian Schuster shares lessons for developers on the non-traditional path

    #138 - Self Taught Developer to Engineering Manager at IBM: Brian Schuster shares lessons for developers on the non-traditional path
    May 20 2024

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    In today’s episode, we chat with another Brian, a founder, mentor, and recurring guest at Parsity.
    Brian shares his fascinating journey from being a self-taught developer to working as an engineering manager at IBM

    I asked Brian what he would do if he was a bootcamp grad in today's job market and he has some practical and actionable advice that has worked for him and others he has mentored.
    Hope you find this helpful!

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    50 min
  • #137 - How 4 Little Letters Almost Got Me Fired! LGTM - The Art of Code Reviews and How to Not Suck at Them

    #137 - How 4 Little Letters Almost Got Me Fired! LGTM - The Art of Code Reviews and How to Not Suck at Them
    May 16 2024

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    4 little letters almost got me fired.

    LGTM.

    "Looks good to me"

    As a software developer you'll be reading code much more than you will be writing it.

    Part of your role will almost certainly include looking over your peers' code and giving them feedback. These are called PRs or peer reviews.

    I sucked at PRs until our lead developer called me out! In this episode we will learn how to approach peer reviews as a developer and how they fit into the software development life cycle.

    Here's a video going over how I like to do peer reviews 👉 PR 101

    Shameless Plugs

    🧠 ​Parsity​ - a coding program for career changers

    ​🚀 dev30​ - learn JS in 2024 and get a massive discount to Parsity

    ​🤵🏽‍♂️ Brian's LinkedIn​

    Already a developer? Check out 👉 Not Another Course

    Serious about joining Parsity - schedule a call with me ☎️
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    22 min
  • #136 - 3 Reasons Why Most People Fail After a Coding Bootcamp... and How to Avoid Their Fate

    #136 - 3 Reasons Why Most People Fail After a Coding Bootcamp... and How to Avoid Their Fate
    May 13 2024

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    For the last 10 years I've been writing code for a living and also worked at several bootcamp programs. I now own Parsity, a coding bootcamp. I also went to 2 bootcamps myself!

    I know they can work wonders and change lives.

    I've also seen a lot of people who failed to make the transition to software engineer.

    That sucks.

    Let's explore 3 reasons why I've seen people fail and more importantly, how you can avoid a similar fate.

    Also - this is the last week for you to get a massive discount on tuition to Parsity. Join here

    Shameless Plugs

    🧠 ​Parsity​ - a coding program for career changers

    ​🚀 dev30​ - learn JS in 2024 and get a massive discount to Parsity

    ​🤵🏽‍♂️ Brian's LinkedIn​

    Already a developer? Check out 👉 Not Another Course

    Serious about joining Parsity - schedule a call with me ☎️
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    17 min
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Love this podcast (from an aspiring developer)

I started listening to this podcast after Brian had taken over from Aaron and Peter (not knowing about the transition because I began at episode 1) and I can admit I loved it from the beginning. The topics were mostly still relevant (even the 2021 topics brought forward to 2024) because the mindset hasn't changed even if the market has. currently attending a BootCamp in Canada, I don't mind the Parsity plugs at all.

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