What Android developer career paths are available and viable in 2020? What question do you ask yourself when considering your career future?
Career
Career advice for software developers.
Building a career as a software developer can be overwhelming.
Learning to program is hard, and finding job opportunities can be tough. Interviewing, starting your first job, looking for new opportunities, staying up to date with new technologies; these are all challenging aspects of a software development career.
Therefore, these posts will provide you with software development career advice.
They include career tips. They include mentorship to help you dream about your ideal career. These posts will help you learn the skills necessary to start a career, and to then build a career that is rewarding both personally and financially.
6 Tips For Preparing Your CFP Abstract
I want to share 6 tips for creating conference talk proposals that are clear, concise, and tell a story. These tips can help you start writing better proposals for conference CFPs and hopefully increase your chances of getting a conference… Read More ›
How To Get The Most Out Of Attending A Tech Conference
Technical conferences are a great way to learn and to meet people. In this post, you’ll learn about tips you can apply before, during, and after a conference to have the best event possible.
What do Android devs wish they had known?
What do Android developers wish they would have known when starting out? I have my own thoughts, but I was curious what others in the Android community had to say. So, I asked. preping my #chicagoroboto talk this weekend would… Read More ›
One Path to Tech?
I really enjoy chatting with people starting a journey into tech; hearing about their challenges, successes, struggles, worries, etc. It really illustrates the barriers present when starting a career. Some of these are inherent and part of the nature of… Read More ›
My year with Udacity’s Android Nanodegree
My experience completing the Android Developer Nanodegree program from Udacity and Google