Viewed your software engineer video and agreed with what you said about the craft being all consuming. There is a constant need to learn and relearn techniques, tools, and templates. I am blessed to have entered the business in the mainframe era through our current cloud and subscription based models, but its all dependent on the coding skills of programmers, data, and release teams. As a manager now I try to keep my teams fresh by managing client delivery expectations. I have found that this approach provides lifestyle, skill retool. and family time pursuits to avoid burning-out our teams while giving the customer the product they need. It has also allowed me to avoid churn and burn managers and development shops.
3 years ago | 0
I’m a fan of vlog style content to fill the gap between the dev videos
4 years ago
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Yo. Just came across this vid, of yours saying all about the reality of a software engineer I appreciate it. You know I felt little odd, frustrated and all... must admit started to enjoy it... but there's just so many things at times I struggle with and feel to quit. But I cant....😧
2 years ago | 0
I would love to see a little bit of everything. I really enjoy the kind of content you put out regardless of what it is.
4 years ago | 0
I voted software development but honestly upload whatever you want! You have good videos!
4 years ago | 1
Definitely vlogs and within the vlogs maybe discuss a computer science/ software development topic. You should check out marsela she’s pretty dope with that concept.
4 years ago | 0
Talk about some of the upcoming applications and programs like Spring boot or Openshift
4 years ago | 0
Hi Gyasi I personally appreciate your openness about some of the challenges that comes with being in the tech industry, but I like to know how long will it take for someone fresh in programing to write a useable/working code successful.
3 years ago | 0
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What type of content do you want to see?
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