ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Software doesn't only break in the code: it breaks in meetings, in who gets to speak and who doesn't. Juan Garberi, a Team Lead based in Berlin, is clear about it: software development is a social problem. We talk about how real networking works, why a team of five achieves five times what one person can alone, and why diversity of voices isn't political correctness, it's understanding your product better.
Full episode in Spanish already out.
Transcript of the full episode: https://tinyurl.com/ohspicytech-transcriptions
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LinkedIn Juan Garberi: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juangarberi/
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