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“20 years ago my life revolved around billable hours… now it’s around changing the course of people’s lives.
Heather Terenzio used her generous spirit to solve her biggest problem: getting enough skilled technical talent. Techtonic Group created internal apprenticeships to develop coders for the projects it takes on for clients. Amazingly, Techtonic then allows the talent it has developed to be hired by its clients. Extending that mission, Heather founded the Techtonic Academy to help those with coding ambition learn the skills needed to change their lives… the story about a guy working in a pizza joint becoming a successful software coder is just one of many!
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