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Great developers get passed over every day. Not because the work isn't good, but because nobody outside their team can see it.
Developers Road is a show about the part of a software developer's career that isn't code: getting credit for what you build inside the building, and getting known for it outside. Each episode digs into how a developer becomes the person who gets called first — visibility, reputation, and the kind of career leverage that holds up through a reorg, a layoff, or a market that stopped hiring.
Host Tony Champion is a .NET architect, 8x Microsoft MVP, and conference speaker with 25+ years in enterprise consulting.
If you've ever watched someone with half your skill land the opportunity you wanted, start here.
Developers Road is a show about the part of a software developer's career that isn't code: getting credit for what you build inside the building, and getting known for it outside. Each episode digs into how a developer becomes the person who gets called first — visibility, reputation, and the kind of career leverage that holds up through a reorg, a layoff, or a market that stopped hiring.
Host Tony Champion is a .NET architect, 8x Microsoft MVP, and conference speaker with 25+ years in enterprise consulting.
If you've ever watched someone with half your skill land the opportunity you wanted, start here.
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Frequenza di aggiornamento:
biweekly
Durata media dell'audio:
15 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Stati Uniti
16 episodi
da 22 Ottobre 2020
episodic
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In this episode I'm freshly back from speaking at VS Live in Vegas! I wanted to sit down and spend some time with you talking about how conferences are sometimes that spark or injection of inspiration that we need. Let's discover the numerous ways conferences can boost your career and your coding.
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One of the best ways to grow your authority is by putting good out in the developer community. By building up the community you can create a network that is the key to creating passive opportunities.
In this episode we will explore the reasons why building a personal brand can be much more important to you than your resume.
Imposture syndrome can seem very real. The thing is, it is all a matter of perspective.
In this episode we take a look at the beginning of my career as an author and speaker and some of the wonderful highlights of starting something new. If you are considering stepping outside of your comfort zone, this podcast is for you.
In this episode we look at the events that would lead me down a path that would lead to Developers Road. The lesson learned from this is that no one cares about your career as much as you...
Creation didn't begin in the light, it began in the dark. This episode looks at how life altering changes in our lives tend to come at the time when the world isn't all sunshine and rainbows. Learn what it takes to start growing in your life regardless of your current circumstances.
Make sure to check https://developersroad.com for all of the latest.
Beth Massi joins me to talk about her career and the journey that she took that lead her to her role as Product Marketing Manager for .NET at Microsoft and being on the Board of Directors of the .NET Foundation. Along the way we talk about .NET Conf (11/10-12), .NET Foundation, and thoughts on how …
About Tim Huckaby
Tim Huckaby is an industry luminary focused on AI, Computer Vision, Machine Learning, AR/MR, Data Visualization, Edge computing & Emerging User Experiences.
Mr. Huckaby has over 35 years of technology experience including serving on a server product team as a development lead…
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