ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We're joined by Shashi Lo, Senior UI/UX Engineer at Microsoft. Outside of work, he runs a mini-bootcamp to help new grads learn how to work on a proper software dev team.
This week, our chat touches on a variety of topics including:
- Mentoring and community involvement
- Running the Gridiron Survivor project
- Team dynamics and communication
- Comparing coaching and mentoring
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