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On this episode Abadesi talks to April Wensel, founder of Compassionate Coding, and one of Aba’s favorite follows on Twitter. She’s a veteran software engineer who has worked in healthcare, entertainment, research and education.
In this episode they discuss...
* How to make your interviews more inclusive.
* Why we need to change the way we think about the tech industry.
* Why telling someone you’re non-technical is nonsensical, and why she says, "if you can use a fork, you’re technical."
* The problem of “toxic elitism” in the tech industry.
* How you can do your part to cultivate a positive culture at your company.
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On this episode Abadesi talks to Josh Howarth, co-founder of Exploding Topics.
In this episode they talk about...
* His early days as a maker and what he would change if he could do things over again.
* The genesis and evolution of Exploding Topics and the lessons he’s learned through the...
Published 04/22/20
On this episode Abadesi talks to Matthew Paul, software product designer, researcher, and front-end engineer. He’s a former product designer at InVision, he’s worked on software and design systems at IBM, and has designed prototypes at Apple.
In this episode they talk about...
* The open-source...
Published 04/15/20