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In a podcast with Galen Hair, Natoshia Dumont shares her take on the importance of continuous learning and investing in employees' personal, professional, and social growth. With her background in teaching and software coding, Natoshia introduces a structured curriculum at Insurance Claim HQ that emphasizes a growth mindset and continuous learning. Her approach enhances employee retention and significantly influences their performance and engagement. She asserts that creating an inclusive work culture and fostering genuine human connections can boost job satisfaction, customer service, and ultimately, company success. Who's the Guest? Natoshia Dumont is a dedicated Training and Implementation Specialist, known for her deep commitment to continuous learning. After graduating with a B.S. in Elementary Education from Southern University at New Orleans in 2016, she spent six years as an Elementary Teacher, excelling in both 5th and 3rd-grade classrooms. Her outstanding contributions to education were recognized when she was awarded Teacher of the Year for the 2021-2022 school year. Building on her passion for learning, she earned certification from the LSU Coding Bootcamp in March 2023 and is currently expanding her skill set in software development at LSU's bootcamp powered by Fullstack Academy. With a keen eye for detail and a strong work ethic, Natoshia thrives in collaborative work environments, driven by her insatiable curiosity and love for learning new things, especially when it aligns with someone's passion. Fun Fact: Recently introduced to fishing, Natoshia has found a new passion and thoroughly enjoys the experience! Highlights Natoshia's experience of winning the 'Teacher of the Year' award during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic Her unique combination of skills in education and software development which fit the company's needs How having a growth mindset, coupled with continuous learning, can contribute to the long-term success and development of a company The importance of balance in the process of feedback and assessment, providing valuable insights while ensuring it doesn't disrupt the employees' work time How effecting change requires leaders to authentically believe and invest in their employees as individuals, contributing to a positive work environment and better workplace dynamics Her personal experience of transitioning from teaching to working at Insurance Claim HQ Her goal is to create a work environment where employees feel safe, appreciated, and fulfilled, thereby helping to mitigate the Great Resignation   Episode Resources Connect with Galen M. Hair https://insuranceclaimhq.com hair@hairshunnarah.com Connect with Natoshia Dumont https://www.linkedin.com/in/natoshia-dumont-02b016240 

Rachel went from bodybuilding and managing gyms to becoming a full time mom. When her children decided to attend public school, she went looking for her next chapter, which led her to Fullstack Academy's cybersecurity program. I wanted to learn more about her story, and her hopes for a cyber career.Follow Rachel on LinkedIn

Higher education technology leaders need to continue to align their work with the business and strategic goals of the university, Melissa Woo, chief information officer of Michigan State University, says on the Cutting EDge podcast. https://edscoop.com/list/announcing-the-winners-of-the-2022-edscoop-50-awards/ In the news this week: Edtech services provider Zovio offloaded Fullstack Academy, its coding bootcamp, to online course platform Simplilearn. https://edscoop.com/zovio-liquidates-final-asset-ahead-of-company-closure/ George Mason University is working with Amazon Web Services to develop a streamlined platform for people looking to transfer colleges. https://edscoop.com/george-mason-aws-college-transfer-platform/ Hear more from the higher education information technology community every two weeks on the Cutting EDge podcast. Listen here. https://edscoop.com/cutting-edge-podcast/

Welcome back to another episode of The TechTual Talk.  This episode will focus on the truth about IT helpdesk and its correlation with cybersecurity. Nigel joins the show today to talk about his early career, transitioning from helpdesk to Cyber Threat Intelligence/vulnerability management in 10 months,  A Day in the Life of a cyber threat intelligence analyst, salary expectations and much more.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a comment below. #helpdesk #threatintelligence #vulnerabilitymanagement Until 2021 Nigel worked as an IT consultant, and gained skills in risk management/mitigation strategies and network administration. It's through these experiences he learned about cybersecurity, and recognized that this was a career path he was passionate about. Though  he's worked hard to develop his cybersecurity skills,  Nigel recognize that his time spent as an IT consultant will always provide him with a beneficial perspective in the Cybersecurity world. He intends to carry this with him and share this combination of technical skills into my next role. During Nigel's  time at Fullstack Academy's Cybersecurity bootcamp,  he gained experience as a Cybersecurity Analyst and was successful in developing strong networking skills and an understanding of the OSI model, network protocols, and ports. Learning the fundamentals of general security practices, NIST standards, and information security management has provided him with the foundation of technical skills he's certain will aid him in this role. After successfully completing his courses with Fullstack Academy' he continued his studies through a variety of online simulations. He earned the security plus and one month later acquired his  first security position as a security analyst II in threat intelligence and vulnerability management.Nigel socials:Twitter- CyberCloutTikTok- CybercloutttYouTube- CyberCloutInstagram- Cyberclout_0:00 Intro23:30 How to determine your Cybersecurity path33:00 What is Cyber Threat Intelligence and Vulnerability Management51:44 Nigel Tripled his salary by leaving helpdesk and getting into CybersecurityCheck out my Advance your cybersecurity course on linkedin learning here: https://linkedin-learning.pxf.io/mgP3x1Get your coaching, new resume, and more here: https://techualconsulting.com/offeringsGrab My ebook for Free using code "help" at checkout: https://techualconsulting.com/digitalproductsNeed a Consultation or Resume Click here: calendly.com/techtuaulconsultingCheck out The TechTual Talk Podcast: https://thetechtualtalk.comFollow me on social media: https://techtualconsulting.start.page/Check out my desk setup here: https://techualconsulting.com/desksetup Check out my latest cybersecurity resume mistake video here:https://youtu.be/6B2B__-FbwEWatch these playlist:Cybersecurity Jobsearch Tips: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLx70gNuaEAlAEhuWvqnd9I1P3JU7aEIme TechTual Chatter Reactions: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLx70gNuaEAlBe-NXtW0l6KYUYUyx9QON3Support the showIf you enjoyed the show don't forget to leave us a 5 star review, to help with the algorithm :)Contact me: henridavis@thetechtualtalk.comSocial Media: https://techtualconsulting.start.page

Amazon Web Services at its annual re:Invent conference, which began yesterday, said it will be water positive by 2030, returning more water to communities than it uses in its direct operations, according to a press release. Table Space, a co-working space provider, has raised $300 million in fresh funding, Economic Times reports. And the high-end versions of next year's iPhones may not have physical buttons and use haptic tech, according to some of the latest rumours. Notes: Amazon Web Services at its annual re:Invent conference, which began yesterday, said it will be water positive by 2030, returning more water to communities than it uses in its direct operations, according to a press release. In India, AWS supports water replenishment projects with the non-profit organisation WaterAid that include rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge, and piped water installations in communities in Andhra Pradesh and Hyderabad, Telangana. In more AWS news, Tata Consultancy Services has opened a quantum computing lab on AWS to help customers explore, develop, and test business solutions and accelerate the adoption of quantum computing, considered one of the most promising technologies of the decade, the Indian IT services company said in a press release. The new TCS Quantum Computing Lab on AWS will offer a virtual research and development environment using Amazon Braket, a fully managed quantum computing service from AWS. On the ecommerce front, Amazon is shutting down its wholesale distribution business in India, the latest in a series of closures as a tough 2023 is anticipated with a global economic slowdown. Amazon said Monday that it is discontinuing Amazon Distribution, its wholesale ecommerce website available in small neighbourhood stores in Bengaluru, Mysore and Hubli, TechCrunch reports. Amazon Distribution was designed to help kiranas, the neighbourhood stores in India, pharmacies and department stores secure inventory from the e-commerce giant, according to TechCrunch. Table Space, a co-working space provider, has secured nearly $300 million from private equity fund Hill House Capital to expand its operations across India, Economic Times reports. The deal was closed in October this year and the funding will be received in two tranches, according to the report. Simplilearn, an up-skilling edtech platform provider, has acquired US-based bootcamp education company Fullstack Academy, as it looks to expand into the US, Economic Times reports. Simplilearn acquired Fullstack from publicly traded US edtech company Zovio, which has over the past few months been taking steps to dissolve the company, according to ET. The latest rumours about Apple's next iPhones have the company ditching physical buttons in favour of haptic feedback. The iPhone 15 will also likely have USB-C charging ports. There could be a periscope zoom camera for at least one iPhone 15 model, Dynamic Island for all four 2023 iPhones, and a new 3nm chip for the Pro models, Phone Arena reports. And Tom's Guide, a popular tech news and analysis site, pointed out that the well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo's prediction last month that Apple would abandon physical buttons for two high-end iPhones seems to have been validated by an investor note from analysts at investment bank Barclays. Theme music courtesy Free Music & Sounds: https://soundcloud.com/freemusicandsounds

This week's episode is the first of a 2 part series of Technically Human. Over the next two episodes, I speak with six women/nonbinary/trans individuals about their experiences transitioning into the tech industry after leaving established careers. They share their stories about what led them to decide to leave their established careers and retrain as technologists through the Grace Hopper Coding Academy, a program specifically targeting women/nonbinary/trans individuals who want to learn how to code so that they can pursue careers in the tech industry. We discuss the challenges that women/nonbinary/trans individuals face when pursuing careers in tech. We talk about what tech represents for those who have been historically excluded from it, and their decision to launch their new collective, "Intercode," a platform that seeks to establish a community for Womyn+ in tech to share their stories and forge new connections. Serena Chang is a Fullstack software engineer and professional dancer in New York City looking to combine both these passions in her next career. Chang was dancing as one of the lead roles in the off-broadway performance, “Then She Fell” and prepared to go on an international tour prior to the performance shutdowns due to Covid. Looking for another creative and technical pathway, she became immersed in coding and the endless creative possibilities it offered to interface with humans. Kelsey Roy is a Software Engineer who is seeking to implement socially conscious practices in the tech sphere. She has held previous roles as a Data Analyst and Operations Manager and as a Project Management Consultant. Kelsey is devoted to a career working for mission-driven organizations with diverse and collaborative environments that make a positive difference in the world. Related to her passion for supporting DEI efforts in tech, she is also interested in the ethics surrounding AI, machine learning, and computing in general. Jazma Foskin is a Fullstack Software Engineer who recently graduated from the Grace Hopper Program at Fullstack Academy. She is an Army Veteran who is passionate about learning, traveling, and growing. Combining technology and creativity has allowed her to work on passion projects that are aiming to push the Black and LGBTQIA+ community forward. As a Black woman, Jazma is continuing to be a representation so that others may see themselves in her and understand they too no matter their starting point can accomplish their goals. Diana Viglucci (they/them) is a full stack developer, community-builder, and lifelong learner. They like writing code that brings people joy, helps them learn something new, or that makes resources more accessible. Diana completed their technical training at the Grace Hopper Program, where they were best known for their Stackathon-winning rat tracker app. Prior to transitioning into tech, they worked in community-based nonprofit programs, supporting individuals and their families as they navigated mental health issues, career changes, and LGBTQ+ identity. A cum laude graduate of Cornell University, Diana finds joy in making art, spending time in nature, and turning off their phone for hours-long stretches. Their work is grounded in person-centered, trauma-informed, and intersectional perspectives - and always will be - because software is for people. Violet Cutler (She/They) is a trans woman living in Philadelphia. She has been an artist and performer for more than a decade. She has also spent that time organizing DIY events in the queer and trans community and really values community building. She spent the last 4 years working in a food coop. She co-organized a successful union campaign when Covid struck. Despite this success, the dangers of the pandemic drove her to look for another way to support herself. In August of 2021, she quit her job and began studying to get into the Grace Hopper Program at Fullstack Academy. She graduated in April 2022 and looks forward to a career in Tech and Game Development. Her priorities moving forward are accessibility of the web and creating spaces in tech for other marginalized identities. Jessica Donig (she/her) is a Fullstack software engineer with a background in social entrepreneurship. Prior to attending Grace Hopper, Jessica co-founded a nonprofit, worked as the first employee of a YC-backed startup, and conducted clinical research at Stanford University.  From the time she entered the startup world in 2015, Jessica wanted to learn to code, but the lack of female representation in the field had made her hesitant to do so. Now that she has completed her coursework, Jessica is passionate about helping other nontraditional engineers—especially women—see themselves in tech.

I just hosted a recent review of Fullstack Academy and invited on 3 REAL graduates to share their REAL experiences. As usual, this is free of BS and marketing fluff. I hope this helps in deciding if this program is right for you. Enjoy!Guests:Mihir Bommakanti - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mihir-bommakantiAnna Vaigast - https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-vaigastGabriel Ytterberg - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gytterberg---------------------------------------------------►►  Connect with me everywhere (socials) - https://linktr.ee/donthedeveloper

Wepa! I'm Marina. I am a technologist, mom, podcast host, leadership coach, cruciverbalist and aquarian. ;) UNBOSSED is “Stories of Amazing Women in Chicago”. If you are a new listener to UNBOSSED, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marina-malaguti In this episode: Gabi is Co-founder and CEO of Trvlpage, a travel based social media app where you can share your travel experiences and plan a trip with your trusted network's recommendations. She is an avid traveler who spent 5 months post college traveling SouthEast Asia and South Africa. She studied Marketing at University of Illinois and attended Fullstack Academy where she learned software development. Before Trvlpage, she worked as a developer at Jellyvision. She has been the sole developer and CEO of Trvlpage since 2019. **USE CODE “UNBOSSED” TO BYPASS TRVLPG WAITLIST** Key Highlights/Tools: Woman starting a Tech Company Going through bootcamp Travel that molds you Being an entrepreneur Timestamp: 2:00 How Gabi and I met - we go back! 5:00 Gabi's story 9:50 Transition to Tech 16:00 What is a Dev Bootcamp 22:00 Traveling Abroad and her solo journey in Asia and Africa 27:00 Lessons Learnt while traveling 34:00 Stating Travel Page 40:00 Being the software developer and CEO of a company 47:00 Outros Memorable Quotes: Traveling can be a struggle but it can make you grow and learn like nothing else will Useful Links and Resources: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabi-klapman/ Use Code UNBOSSED to bypass the waitlist https://www.trvlpage.com/ Join the Conversation Our favorite part of recording a live podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen on our live chat, on social media, and in our comments section. This week's question is: What challenges have you faced as a woman founder? Ask Gabi anything by leaving a question/ comment on Substack. Follow UNBOSSED Podcast Anchor: https://anchor.fm/marina-malaguti Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDTz6_FepG04QTs1BjFLBjw/ Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eUhfH8E Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/e7cWtBv Google Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/enjChPt Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/cea4c49e-6c7e-4dab-833e-eb57d204c493 Substack: https://thechicagowoman.substack.com/ And all others… --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marina-malaguti/support

Dan weeks, Chief Evangelist for Fullstack Academy joins Alliance Executive Director Gary Latham and Director of Programs AJ Eads for a conversation about our new partnership with Fullstack and the Advisory Board of Alliance members that will be guiding their curriculum development moving forward. Fullstack academy provides technical bootcamps for coding and cybersecurity.

The most inspirational episode of the season with Charity Garcia who is a Software Engineer at The New York Times and graduated from Fullstack Academy in 2017. 1:32​ What her plan was before diving into tech 8:43​ The fateful car crash that set her back 14:02​ How to learn with a weakened memory 18:50​ 4 hour commutes to Fullstack every day 21:20​ Why giving up was not an option 23:23​ Starting her job search with a kid in hand 27:53​ The secret that got her 10 job offers 31:55​ Finding the mentor that propelled her career 35:33​ Biggest surprise of the first year on the job 38:14​ Leaving Toast to start her second job 41:56​ What she works on at The New York Times 45:45​ Informing POC about opportunities in tech 49:18​ Final questions Follow Charity on Twitter and Instagram at @charinreellife or find her on LinkedIn! She's always happy to help. ________ RSVP to this event to get a reminder and please SUBSCRIBE to the channel! To listen to the podcast after, go here: https://BootingUpPodcast.com​​Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/boo...​Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BootingUpPod​​ Looking for a community of 100s of bootcamp grads? Join our Discord at https://prentus.co/community​​

Ellie Shannon gives information on the stabbing in University Village neighborhood, and Ivy Winfrey discusses how the changes to the COVID-19 restriction dial will lower restrictions on businesses. After that, Dixon Lawson goes over upcoming events for Colorado State University athletics, and then listeners tune in to a continued discussion between Kota Babcock and Chris LaBelle from CSU Extended Campus about tech boot camps in partnership with Fullstack Academy. Then Babcock tells listeners about struggles faced by the US refugee program's partners and gives a new update on the AstraZeneca vaccine. Following that, "Takes From The Anthropocene" hosts discuss climate change-caused displacement and its implications for the future. After that, Babcock discusses new COVID-19 statistics and how tech companies might face responsibility for the spread of misinformation. To finish up the show, Winfrey explains how Australian lawmakers believed action figurines to cause "psychological harm."

Ellie Shannon explains how Colorado State University has observed a year with COVID-19 restrictions and moves on to discuss how CSU handled the weekend blizzard. Then, Ivy Winfrey discusses local power outages and Jonathan Gillham goes over Rams basketball, volleyball and track and field events and recent scores. After that, Roxanne Stacey explains how diverse voices are necessary for healthcare equity for Takes From the Anthropocene and Jacob Selbe discusses how the U.S. supports Myanmar nationals while their nation handles a military coup. After that, Kota Babcock speaks to Mogan Subramaniam about his company, Fullstack Academy, and their partnership with CSU for coding and cyber security courses. Then, Babcock updates listeners on recent COVID-19 statistic as the US mourns the loss of over 535,000 to the pandemic. To conclude the show, Babcock explains how Ford partnered with the University of Michigan to improve life through robotics and Winfrey tells listeners about Nebraska's reaction to Colorado's meatless holiday.

Ian is Brooklyn bred a tech junkie, NBA stats nerd, hip hop connoisseur, and co-creator of GameFlo and Ujima Now. He graduated from Brown University and was a teaching fellow at FullStack Academy before coming to Stack Overflow. You can find him on Twitter and Github.Kyle  Pollard graduated from the University of Northern British Columbia and worked as a computer technician and  programmer for the City of Prince George in Canada.  You can find him on Github, Twitter, and his website.Our lifeboat this week goes to  Max Pevsner, who answered a question, but cautioned against taking his advice: Don't reuse cell in UITableView

Ian is Brooklyn bred a tech junkie, NBA stats nerd, hip hop connoisseur, and co-creator of GameFlo and Ujima Now. He graduated from Brown University and was a teaching fellow at FullStack Academy before coming to Stack Overflow. You can find him on Twitter and Github.Kyle  Pollard graduated from the University of Northern British Columbia and worked as a computer technician and  programmer for the City of Prince George in Canada.  You can find him on Github, Twitter, and his website.Our lifeboat this week goes to  Max Pevsner, who answered a question, but cautioned against taking his advice: Don't reuse cell in UITableView

Paul Welty is the Vice Provost for Academic Innovation, Interim Executive Director, Emory Continuing Education. Powered by a partnership between award-winning Fullstack Academy and Emory Continuing Education (a division of Emory University), Emory Tech Bootcamps provide condensed, immersive programs taught by industry experts. Students who complete the bootcamp leave ready for fulfilling tech careers in […]

Paul Welty is the Vice Provost for Academic Innovation, Interim Executive Director, Emory Continuing Education. Powered by a partnership between award-winning Fullstack Academy and Emory Continuing Education (a division of Emory University), Emory Tech Bootcamps provide condensed, immersive programs taught by industry experts. Students who complete the bootcamp leave ready for fulfilling tech careers in […] The post Paul Welty with Emory Continuing Education appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

I finally got to invite 3 graduates on to give me an update on what their recent Fullstack Academy experience has been like. As many of you know, I graduated from FSA years ago, so I was REALLY excited to get to hear what they've been up to. With being acquired and forced to go fully remote, it sounds like there have been some challenges. In this episode, we dive into all of it - the good and the bad.Guests:Niko Sward - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nswardKali - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kali-nfnChidi Okeke - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chidi-okeke-----------------

David Yang (CEO of Fullstack Academy) talks about the full journey of Fullstack Academy from founding to acquisition. We talk about what it takes to scale a coding bootcamp as well as the four C's of learning when it comes to designing a powerful and lasting educational experience.

Today's guests on the EdTech Startup Show are Nimit Maru and David Yang, co-CEOs of Fullstack Academy. Fullstack Academy is an innovative software development school with campuses in NYC and Chicago. Fullstack has graduated thousands of students working across every part of the technology ecosystem from first funding to FANG-sized. Fullstack also created the "Grace Hopper Program" - the first deferred-tuition coding bootcamp for women.    

Mottek On Money Special Edition covering Wall Street and Main Street during the coronavirus crisis: Stocks end the day higher but off the best levels of the day with tech names including Apple driving the gains. Apple's new product announcements included new Apple Watches, new iPads and Apple One service bundles. Analysis on the markets and outlook from Jim Hausberg, Managing Director, HighTower Advisors, Los Angeles/Beverly Hills. Big help wanted signs are up for cybersecurity professionals. Dr. Rick Hefner, program director for CalTech's Center for Technology and Management Education discusses the partnership between CalTech and Fullstack Academy providing a training program for cybersecurity jobs. https://ctme.caltech.edu/programs-for-individuals/cybersecurity-open/cybersecurity-bootcamp-open  A new report on single family home rents shows they are coming down in Los Angeles. The latest report in our Frank discussion on real estate and the mortgage business with Dr. Frank Nothaft, Chief Economist, Corelogic. Support the show: https://www.frankmottek.com See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

No list of great hacks would be complete without the Samy worm that ran amok on Myspace back in 2005. As Rachel points out, lots of hackers start out as experimenters, naturally curious coders who enjoy learning the rules and seeing how far they will bend before they break. If any hack made it's way into the mainstream consciousness over the last decade, it was WannaCry. It introduced a mainstream audience to the concept of ransomware and, because of the impact it had on critical hospital equipment, showed just how far software has embedded itself into our society.If you want to learn more about the Fullstack Cyber Bootocamp, you can check it out here. You can find Rachel here or email her- rachel dot troy at fullstackacademy dot com.This week, as part of our security theme, we skipped the lifeboat, and picked this gem from our Information Security Stack Exchange. Remember, when in doubt, if you absolutely need to erase all data off a drive, a plasma cutter will always come in handy.

No list of great hacks would be complete without the Samy worm that ran amok on Myspace back in 2005. As Rachel points out, lots of hackers start out as experimenters, naturally curious coders who enjoy learning the rules and seeing how far they will bend before they break. If any hack made it's way into the mainstream consciousness over the last decade, it was WannaCry. It introduced a mainstream audience to the concept of ransomware and, because of the impact it had on critical hospital equipment, showed just how far software has embedded itself into our society.If you want to learn more about the Fullstack Cyber Bootocamp, you can check it out here. You can find Rachel here or email her- rachel dot troy at fullstackacademy dot com.This week, as part of our security theme, we skipped the lifeboat, and picked this gem from our Information Security Stack Exchange. Remember, when in doubt, if you absolutely need to erase all data off a drive, a plasma cutter will always come in handy.

I invited several Fullstack Academy graduates, who are now software engineers, for a round-table discussion, focused on talking about topics that help junior developers. They also happen to have helped me mentor over a thousand junior developers that have come through our developer Meetup. The entry-level market is becoming more saturated, so we made sure to give tons of advice on how to stand out from other applicants and to not get discouraged.Ben: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-odisho/Mark: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markallenblanchard/Nick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickrodriguez80/-----------------

If you're considering coding bootcamps at this time, this podcast episode is for you! As some of you may know, I graduated from Fullstack Academy years ago. I know what you're thinking. "Will this guy ever shut up about Fullstack Academy?" Yes, yes I will, but just for this episode. Instead I brought on another Fullstack Academy graduate to review it. At the time of recording this episode, he's actually an assistance instructor for the Chicago campus. That means he has up-to-date knowledge of what's going on there.-----------------

Fullstack Academy CEO David Yang, and Lead Cybersecurity Instructor, Corey Greenwald answer the question: "What makes a good hacker?" Learn more at www.AccessCyber.org

Nat Eliason, CEO and Founder of Growth Machine on how to gain quality site traffic fast: Marketing Scoop Podcast by SEMrush Today we are spotlighting Nat Eliason, CEO and Founder of Growth Machine. Each month, 2,000,000+ people read content created by Growth Machine for brands like QuickBooks, Yummly, Kettle & Fire, Fullstack Academy, Spire, ButcherBox, Fomo, and more. Nat shares valuable tips on how to gain quality site traffic fast and to organically grow a blog to 150k visitors a month in just 8 months' time. Key Topics Discussed: - How to increase site traffic by reducing site pages - How to outcompete the best online content - How to get to 150,000 monthly site visits in just 8 months on a brand new blog - How to turn a blog into a profitable offline business - How to create content funnels that convert to sales Listen on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher Links: - High traffic blog turned successful offline tea shop: https://www.cupandleaf.com/ - Content Agency:  https://www.growthmachine.com/ Guest, Nat Eliason, CEO and Founder of Growth Machine https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateliason/ https://twitter.com/nateliason https://www.growthmachine.com/ Host, Espree Devora https://twitter.com/espreedevora https://www.linkedin.com/in/espree Marketing Scoop Podcast by SEMrush is a WeAreTech.fm production. SEMrush:  https://www.semrush.com/ https://twitter.com/semrush Credits: Produced by SEMrush and WeAreTech.fm * Hosted by Espree Devora* Story produced, Edited and Mastered by Adam Carroll * Editing by Stan Rosario * Team Support by Janice Geronimo * music by Epidemic Sound 

Da Eun and Sophia chat with Reina Murooka, a classically trained musician who received her Masters in Violin Performance at New England Conservatory. Reina also recently finished the Grace Hopper Program at Fullstack Academy. She asks us about how we connect our classical music experiences with our jobs today and how she can best prepare for the exciting and often intimidating world of tech.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bambooandglass)

Buddy Galletti is a FullStack Academy student and One Month alumni. He's currently enrolled in Fullstack's 26 week online Bootcamp where he's learning HTML, JavaScript, CSS and React. I interviewed Buddy to tell us about his journey learning to code, and to share an honest review of what it's like being a student at Fullstack Academy.  In this episode we discuss:  What is a coding bootcamp? What coding languages does Fullstack Academy teach and why? What is the day-to-day work life of a coding bootcamp student? Does Fullstack Academy help you get a job? How hard is it to get into Fullstack Academy? How much is Fullstack Academy? Episode Show Notes and Full Transcript  The Learn to Code Podcast is available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and YouTube. Follow One Month on Facebook and Twitter.   

This week on the The New York Dose its all about our women in tech! Especially minority women in tech and we are so hyped that we have the perfect guest to give you the best insight on this subject! During this episode, you'll meet Bianca who is the Special Project Manger for Ryan Leslie's app “Superphone” and Sulamita , who is a Software engineer at GLAMSQUAD & a JavaScript instructor at Fullstack Academy! These ladies are OUTHERE YA'LL! Adaloso brings out our fam Rell from the Lounge podcast, to help her host and ask these ladies what it means to be a Women in Tech today, What is lacking, What their gaining and much more! Tune in as we get techy at the Dose House! It's the New York Dose baby! Ay! . . . Guest: Bianca @biancasurjawan Sulamita . . Guest Host: Rell @iamrell/ @loungepodcast . . MUSIC: Intro - It's A Vibe - Ness Wilson Outro - Power - Ness Wilson HOST SOCIAL MEDIA: Adaloso(coo/media maven) - IG/Twitter: @adaloso09 | Snap : adaloso The New York Dose - IG/Twitter/FB: @thenewyorkdose . . .

This week on the The New York Dose its all about our women in tech! Especially minority women in tech and we are so hyped that we have the perfect guest to give you the best insight on this subject! During this episode, you'll meet Bianca who is the Special Project Manger for Ryan Leslie's app “Superphone” and Sulamita , who is a Software engineer at GLAMSQUAD & a JavaScript instructor at Fullstack Academy! These ladies are OUTHERE YA'LL! Adaloso brings out our fam Rell from the Lounge podcast, to help her host and ask these ladies what it means to be a Women in Tech today, What is lacking, What their gaining and much more! Tune in as we get techy at the Dose House! It's the New York Dose baby! Ay! . . . Guest: Bianca @biancasurjawan Sulamita . . Guest Host: Rell @iamrell/ @loungepodcast . . MUSIC: Intro - Get High - Ness Wilson Outro - Deserve - Ness Wilson HOST SOCIAL MEDIA: Adaloso(coo/media maven) - IG/Twitter: @adaloso09 | Snap : adaloso The New York Dose - IG/Twitter/FB: @thenewyorkdose . . .

In this live Q&A we heard tips for acing the coding bootcamp interview from reps from Flatiron School, Hack Reactor, Fullstack Academy, Codesmith, New York Code + Design Academy, Galvanize, and the Grace Hopper Program. Find out how to prepare for the code school application, and how to ace the coding challenge! bit.ly/how-to-get-into-bootcamp

Começou a programar 20 anos atrás num TK-90X e desde então atuou no Brasil e nos EUA desenvolvendo projetos para grandes marcas como Google, Coca-Cola, Itaú e Unilever. Atualmente é head of academics na FullStack Academy of Code em NY.

Today we are talking with Willy Raedy, a former Park Ranger turned software developer. Willy went through the Fullstack Academy bootcamp in Chicago. Within 2 weeks of graduating he turned down 2 job offers and accepted a full-time position at Fraight.ai Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-raedy/

David Yang on chasing the entrepreneurial bug, his experience founding Fullstack Academy (one of the top coding bootcamps in the US), and how to develop your career as a engineer.

In this episode, we talk about women’s success at women's coding bootcamps, with an instructor and a graduate from Fullstack Academy and The Grace Hopper Program. We discuss how the number of women in bootcamps has changed over time, if all-women bootcamps are good or bad for the problem, and how women can use bootcamps to make a transition into tech. Music by Bensound

David Yang is the co-founder and lead instructor at Fullstack Academy, and has 17 years of programming experience. The summer after graduating high school, David became the youngest software engineering intern to ever be accepted at Ernst and Young, and went on to earn bachelor's degrees in computer science and electrical engineering. Before founding Fullstack, he worked as a software engineer at Microsoft and Yahoo, among other companies, and taught at Columbia University as an adjunct professor. In our conversation, we talk about whether a coding bootcamp or college degree is the best choice for aspiring techies. He tells his own story, including what led him to create Fullstack, and gives advice on how to prepare for coding bootcamps, succeed, and impress employers after graduation.

LED has partnered with Y Combinator backed startup Fullstack Academy, to bring to you these startup projects. Great opportunity for anyone interested in getting exposure to a high growth startup and making connections in the startup ecosystem. Apply here: http://www.learneducatediscover.com/startup-projects Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Website www.learneducatediscover.com/ Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at hello@learneducatediscover. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…ver/id1049159321

Nimit Maru, Co-Founder of Fullstack Academy, shares his thoughts on startup recruiting for MBAs. Fullstack Academy is a Y Combinator backed startup that offers a top ranked coding bootcamp in the US. Some of the areas that Nimit touches upon in this episode include: 1. How to figure out the ideal startup size for yourself 2. Which roles can be a good fit for MBAs 3. How to sell a startup on the value you bring in. 4. Startups value doers. That it's important to show them you are good, not just tell them 5. How to get to know people in the startup ecosystem 6. How to find good companies 7. Compensation range you can expect Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Website www.learneducatediscover.com/ Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at hello@learneducatediscover. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…ver/id1049159321

Fullstack is an immersive software engineering school or "coding bootcamp" in lower Manhattan and Chicago. Seeing that coding is a skill with increasing career applications, David Yang and Nimit Maru founded Fullstack in 2012 through a collaboration at Y Combinator. David and Nimit met on the first day of freshman orientation at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. After graduating in 2004 with degrees in computer science and electrical engineering, they have joined forces on at least five startups and worked together at Yahoo.

Realizing the need for a more rigorous and accelerated curriculum for software engineers, Nimit Maru founded Fullstack Academy. He also founded its sister school, the Grace Hopper Program, which is the world's first tuition-deferred coding academy for women. Prior to Fullstack Academy, Nimit and his co-founder, David Yang, graduated from Y Combinator. He also worked as a software engineer at Yahoo! and got his business degree from Wharton. Aside from seeing how the tech scene in the Bay Area and in New York differ from each other, Nimit has also seen how much coding bootcamps have gained credibility and recognition (especially among large tech companies) over the years.

We had a great conversation with Kevin Hurley, a recent graduate from Fullstack Academy. Kevin is a high school math teacher who caught the coding bug and decided to switch careers. He's exactly the kind of self-motivated technologist that will thrive our the tech economy. So, if you are thinking about jumping into the tech space, or you're a CTO looking to hire talent from "outside the box" -- then come have a listen. One more thing ... if Chevy Chase is reading this description, we assure him that in this episode there will be NO math.

Alan and Jim spend a fun hour talking with Zeke Nierenberg, Academic Director/Chicago from Fullstack Academy. Fullstack teaches qualified non-programmers to code using an immersive 13-week program. Our bias going into this conversation was Alan's belief that you can't learn to code in 13 weeks. Zeke managed to school us both with Fullstack's point of view. Come have a listen and and decide for yourself.

“Javascript is like English – it hitched itself to the most powerful horse in the history of mankind, the web, and it has really exploded since then.” Fullstack Academy is a 13-week immersive program for students to learn software engineering. Their flagship course focuses primarily on Javascript and the associated frameworks used to build real-world web applications. Continue reading… The post Training Software Engineers with David Yang and Nimit Maru appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Justin and Jason discuss Uber's latest fundraising round, the selling of Pluggio, Rob Walling's startup Drip, Justin's hack for creating a tablet unlock code and how's he looking for a front-end developer, how Tesla achieved a perfect safety rating and captured more than 12% of the luxury car market, whether it would be a good idea to invest in Solar City or Yahoo, the prospects for BitCoin and why Jason likes asymmetric investments, Uber's future and how Jason is building a dashboard for Uber's realtime system, why Jason thinks getting a post to the top of Hacker News requires the same recipe as launching a successful startup - a good idea, good execution and help from a group of supporters, the latest revelations on the NSA's vast illegal surveillance apparatus and why Jason believes it's an existential threat to democracy, how higher social class predicts increased unethical behavior and why Jason wants to formulate the laws of human nature, Julian Corlette's TL;DR landing page experiment, David Yang's HNSummaries, Kale Davis's TLDR.io, and Jason Calacanis's Launch Ticker, the NYC-based Fullstack Academy, Jason's skepticism on the Lean Startup movement, and Justin's latest SaaS idea that he's positive will work but isn't talking about.