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In episode 67, Amazon Software Engineer, Brisan Brown, shares how she became a Software Engineer by completing an apprenticeship program. She also shares how much money she's makes and why you should NOT get into Tech just to make a bunch of money!0:00 Hook2:11 First Amazon Engineering Project5:11 Overcoming the Most Challenging Part Of Engineering8:27 Worst Part of Software Engineering13:02 Salary as Software Engineering Apprentice15:41 OnRamp Interview Process21:57 Importance of Soft Skills...
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