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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode, we discuss some tips and tools to consider during a job search. We also discuss different approaches to take when preparing for interviews.
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Rec Room on Occulus, Hades on Nintendo switch
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There are many skills needed to grow in your tech career that have nothing to do with your technical ability. In this episode, we discuss some of these non-technical skills and how their importance in tech.
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Oculus Rift & Nintendo Swit... more
In this episode of sauce control, we chat about the benefits of using cross-platform frameworks to build your applications and discuss some of the major frameworks used by some companies. to build applications for mobile, desktop, and web.
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In an effort to become good mentors, we've been doing some research on how to be an effective mentor. In this episode, we discuss some of our findings and real-world experience with being both mentors and mentees.
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Ordering meal prep... more
This episode is a continuation of last week's episode with Michael Costello. We continue our conversation about our experiences in design, how we got into tech, and the importance of designing great user experiences.
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Apple Ipad Pro ... more
In this episode, We have a chat with Michael Costello, a previous colleague from Walmart Labs about how User experience designers and Software engineers work together, some common mistakes made on both sides, and how to improve the working relationsh... more
This is one of our lost tapes recorded a Couple of months ago. In this episode, we reminisce about our job search and we speak about how things have changed in our lives after our new jobs as Engineers at Netflix & Facebook.
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As software engineers, we spend a good part of our jobs requesting and performing code reviews. In this episode, we discuss some of our good, bad and ugly code review practices and ways to improper them. Sick Picks: Big Brother Nigeria, Apple AirPod... more
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