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“This is just what I have been looking for. What people sometime forget about software development is the people side of things. For a successful software project you need both the technical and the people skills (soft skills) in your team.
Dave and Jamison are fun to listen to. They just share their sincere experience and practical advice. They don’t claim to know all the right answers (like there is just one right answer to every question), but that’s what I like about it. It’s not like other self help BS that claim they can improve your career by teaching you the soft skills.
I sometimes wished I had a mentor during my career development, now that I’ve found this podcast, you guys will be my mentor :)”
iosdevtoo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/19/16
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“There is no shortage of techie podcasts, but this is a bastion of sanity for developers of any level. Great idea, fun and has lifted me out of a pit of self doubt more than once! Thanks guys.”
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12/28/22
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“Thanks for a delightful show, loving it!”
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10/08/22
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“As a Junior Engineer myself, I find great value in listening to this podcast and taking note of the hosts’ advice. It also helps that it’s just plain a lot of fun to listen to :)”
Travis024 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/21/21
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