Podcast appearances and mentions of joel califa

Joel Califa coined the term "Full Stack Anxiety" which was the inspiration for this podcast. We talk about how that came about and how he's managed "Full Stack Anxiety" in his own career. From startups to agencies to geocities, Joel has been designing and building for the web since 2001. Most recently, he’s been one of the key designers in the dev tools space. He built and led the Product Design org at DigitalOcean, and currently designs Pull Request and Code Review at GitHub for over 40 million developers.  An avid educator, Joel has taught dozens of students front-end development and has become a well known conference speaker around the world. Most notably, his talk on Full Stack Anxiety has helped many figure out their next steps in the ever-changing landscape of the tech industry. 

Joel Califa is a professional problem solver. He's a successful designer, developer, team leader, and overall self-proclaimed generalist.  Joel’s career has led him to the role of Senior Product Designer at two well-known digital companies: Digital Ocean and GitHub. Over the years, Joel has interviewed hundreds of job applicants (both technical and non-technical). Last week I sat down with Joel to ask him, “What advice do you have for someone trying to get hired at GitHub? And what rate should web designer be asking for 2019?”  In this episode you will learn:  How Joel Califa prepares for an interview How to get hired at GitHub How much money a web designer makes in 2019 Interviewing tips for getting hired as a web designer  Joel's favorite web design tools and apps Salary negotiating tips anyone can use!   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.   

A product designer at a growing company has two key constituents: their users and their business. In his recent post “Subverted Design”, GitHub Senior Product Designer Joel Califa reminds us that if we gear too far to toward the latter, we can lose sight of our all-important users in the process. He joins Intercom's Adam Risman to talk about the root cause of subverted design, the shifting responsibilities of a designer, how to make a big impact with small design changes and much more. To get more insights from Joel, visit his blog at JoelCalifa.com

Joel Califa is a senior product designer at GitHub. He recently wrote a very interesting and popular blog post Subverted Design, which describes what happens if designers forget that their first responsibility is still the user. You can read the full article on Joel's blog.  In this episode we spoke about: examples of subverted design and how you can fight against it why putting users first is designers role even if other departments want us to become business-focused, and why you should still learn about business.    More info on www.beyondusers.com

This week we are joined by our friend Joel Califa to talk about the evolution of the designer role and the ethical dilemma of being a corporate designer. Joel is a product designer at GitHub, previously leading the design team at Digital Ocean.Follow up Julie Zhuo on how can I continue my growth Stephen Nixon on net neutrality Brian Sander on Fog of War Main topic Joel Califa Joel's newsletter Joel's tweetstorm Are we the baddies? Recommendations Sports Loop Apple Watch Band Castro Google Pixel 2 Google Maps' Moat HostsKevin Clark (@vernalkick)Rafael Conde (@rafahari)

Today we caught up with Joel Califa, a design manager at Digital Ocean. In this episode we discuss the state of design Twitter, design quality and process, managing up, hiring designers, rethinking empathy, and so much more.

This week we’re thrilled to share with you our talk with Joel Califa - Product Design Lead at DigitalOcean, Founder of Design & Code, and Front-End Instructor at GA . With us on this call is Noam Liss, senior product designer at SimilarWeb. Find all the show notes at: http://hackingui.com/category/scaling-a-design-team/ Get the Hacking UI newsletter here: http://hackingui.com/sign-up/

Last weekend we visited New York City to meet some of our favorite designers for Design Details! While we were there, we hosted our first-ever live meetup at the Etsy offices. More than 70 people came to catch up with Justin Edmund, Jessica Harllee and Joel Califa; we picked their brains about their journey, mistakes they've made, mentorship vs. coaching, learning new skills, and more - we even answered questions from the audience! Huge thanks to Aaron, Diana and Floris at Etsy for making this event possible; we can't wait to host our next meetup in San Francisco next year!