Jesse chats with Alex Robinson, Engineering Manager at Resilia, Former Turing BE Director and 1410 Alum about her Turing story, her career, motherhood, leadership and other topics.
Jesse chats with 2110 BE Alum Devin Pile about his choice to go to Turing, his experience in the program, and his work as a current member of Mod 5.
Co-hosts Jeannie and Jesse discuss the recent layoffs in the tech industry that unfortunately impacted Jeannie. There is lots to be hopeful for!
Co hosts Jeannie & Jesse record a Hello Turing World Podcast Season 1 retrospective. What went well? What can be improved? Who's getting fired?
In lieu of recent layoffs at Twitter, we decided to release season 2 episode 2 early. Consider this a special drop.
Jesse chats with Angela Guardia, Software Engineer at Twitter and 2006 BE Alum about her Turing story, her move from mechanical engineering to Twitter, salary negotiations and more.
Recommendations:
Marshall and Jesse chat with Erin Pintozzi about her work as an instructor at Turing, software development, her approach to coaching, problem solving, social justice, baby food, and hip stretching.
Notes:
Range
The humble hash
Hip stretching
Feeding Littles
“Don’t let perfect take away the good” / “Don’t search for perfect, search for done.”
Turing Curriculum Blog Posts
Marshall and Jess chat with Turing alum and Handshake Engineer Priya Power about her experience doing Turing remotely, social justice, life at Handshake, education, and other topics.
Turing friends and alumni Jeannine, Marshall, and Jesse speak with Asian Girls Ignite founder Joanne Liu about her Turing story, education, social justice, motherhood, Asian Girls Ignite, and other topics.
Three hosts and Turing Alumni Jeannie, Jesse & Marshall talk with EllenMary Hickmann, Managing Director at Turing School of Software about her path to Turing, her work building community, social justice, education, and other topics.
An interview with Erin Bassity, founder of the Turing Alumni Committee, Turing grad, and current Turing board member.
Reading Recommendations:
Three friends and Turing Alum talk about the Turing School, their experience as students and now software developers, the Turing community, and the future of the Hello Turing World Podcast
Reading Recommendations:
Marshall: Range by David Epstein
Jesse: Mutual Aid by Dean Spade
Mark: Riverside, a software for recording podcasts
Shaun's story. A fun conversation with Shaun as he talks about his life as a musician, bootcamp grad, and now full time developer. Hosted by Jeannie Evans and edited by Grayson Palmer.
Aurora's story. Forever educator tells how she found software engineering and continues to teach as she grows her career. Hosted by Jeannie Evans and edited by Grayson Palmer.
Seth's story. Artist, mixologist, DJ, and software engineer, Seth, tells us about his journey to becoming an engineer. Hosted by Jeannie Evans and edited by Grayson Palmer.
Chris' story. Taking skillsets from his time as an Air Force medic, this father tells his story and what the first half of his Turing journey has been like. Hosted by Jeannie Evans and edited by Grayson Palmer.
Current Turing students: Jessica Erickson, Jamison Ordway, Alexander Rau, Ashton K. Bailey, Kevin Simpson and Ruth Brand sit down at a communal table to discuss various topics relating to life and the experience of being at Turing, as well as how to handle the various struggles to achieve success.
Topics include:
- Feelings on achieving the end of a Mod at Turing
- The Daily Struggle
- Balancing the Turing Workload
- Life outside of Turing
Also, Drake Bott and Tim Garrity give the low-down on the McPosse at Turing!
Lastly, a big thank you to graduating Turing Podcast member and host: Jamison Ordway!
This episode was recorded and produced by Nick Lindeberg, @NickLindyCodes on Twitter.
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In this special episode of the Turing Podcast, we welcome our new hosts-- Kevin Simpson and Alex Rau from 1806 Front End!
Join us as we dive into some conversations about the day-to-day life at Turing School. Alex Rau will be talking with Sarah Schnall, Student Success Coordinator, to learn more about how Turing aims to support new students before and during Module 1.
Ruth Brand shares about the new extracurricular group, Turing Choir! Research shows that singing with others improves overall health and happiness and decreases stress levels.
Finally, Kevin Simpson will interview Aram Anderson. Aram is a Full Stack Developer at Captain U, and a graduate of Turing Back End program. Find out what students can expect upon graduating from the program.
This episode was recorded and produced by Nick Lindeberg, @NickLindyCodes on Twitter.
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Richard RosaSerrano and Jamison Ordway talk about reviving the Turing podcast for some new episodes, what it's like to be a new student at Turing, and the new format for upcoming cohorts' "Success at Turing" class.
Richard RosaSerrano on twitter: @rosathedev
Jamison Ordway on twitter: @jamisonordway
Megan Arellano on twitter: @classydanger
Justin Troyke on twitter: @j2thjt
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Jeff sits down with Christie to discuss her move from practicing lawyer to software developer.
Ian Douglas joins host Victoria Vasys for a remote episode- live at Stream (GetStream.io)! Ian is Developer Relations Lead at Stream & Turing's very own career coach mentor. Ian has been working with Turing students for about 3 years, helping to refine resumés, mentoring, conducting mock interviews & now even training Turing graduates to run their own mock interviews. We discuss effective resumé writing, what to expect in the mock interview process, what to do if you freeze-up during an interview, why white-boarding as an interview standard should die, networking, how to know if a company is right for you, and much more.
Thanks to Ian for hosting us at Stream, taking the time to chat, and gifting us some sweet swag (see Victoria for a free shirt before they run out!). And thanks to Kevin MacLeod of Icompetech for the lovely tunes he shares royalty-free.
Enjoy the show & as always, leave some feedback on Twitter @turingpodcast or shoot us an email at turingpodcast@gmail.com. Cheers.
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