Podcasts about Saron

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SPASD Social Studies teacher and forensics coach, Anna-Lisa Dahlgren, and Sun Prairie West senior, Leela Bourenane, join Dr. Saron to talk about forensics, winning the 2025 state competition, and more!

Real-Time fMRI Links Subjective Experience with Brain Activity During Focused AttentionIn this episode, Dr. Jud Brewer explores groundbreaking research on real-time fMRI neurofeedback, revealing how brain activity and subjective experience interact during focused attention. This study bridges the gap between objective neuroscience and first-person introspection by using experienced meditators who excel at monitoring their mental states. By providing real-time feedback from the posterior cingulate cortex (a key region in self-referential processing and mind-wandering), researchers demonstrated that meditators can voluntarily regulate brain activity linked to attention and awareness. Tune in to discover how these findings advance our understanding of meditation, neuroplasticity, and the mind-body connection.Full Reference:Garrison, K. A., Scheinost, D., Worhunsky, P. D., Elwafi, H. M., Thornhill, T. A. IV, Thompson, E., Saron, C., Desbordes, G., Kober, H., Hampson, M., Gray, J. R., Constable, R. T., Papademetris, X., & Brewer, J. A. (2013). Real-time fMRI links subjective experience with brain activity during focused attention. NeuroImage, 81, 110–118. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage.2013.05.030Let's connect on Instagram

Phil Frei joins Dr. Saron to reflect on his 20+ year career with the District as he prepares to retire this summer.

Die SNB hat den Leitzins gesenkt – doch nicht alle Hypothekarzinsen folgen. Während der Saron sinkt, orientieren sich Festhypotheken am Kapitalmarkt. Dort sorgen Unsicherheiten wie Inflationsängste für eine hohe Nachfrage, was die Preise in die Höhe treibt, sagt VZ-Hypotheken-Experte Adrian Wenger. SMI -0.2%

Deze week een heleboel teksten over de woestijn. Maar voor deze aflevering is de kern Jesaja 35. Jesaja 35 waarin een toekomstvisioen geschetst wordt waar de woestijn veranderd in een hemel. Een visioen dat tot de verbeelding blijft spreken. Zelfs nu. Juist nu. Jesaja 35 De woestijn zal zich verheugen, de dorre vlakte vrolijk zijn, de wildernis zal jubelen en bloeien, welig bloeien als een lelie, jubelen en juichen van vreugde. De woestijn tooit zich met de luister van de Libanon, met de schoonheid van de Karmel en de Saron. Allen aanschouwen de luister van de HEER, de schoonheid van onze God. Geef kracht aan trillende handen, maak knikkende knieën sterk. Zeg tegen het moedeloze volk: ‘Wees sterk en vrees niet, want jullie God komt met zijn wraak. Gods vergelding zal komen, Hijzelf zal jullie bevrijden.' Dan worden blinden de ogen geopend, de oren van doven worden ontsloten. Verlamden zullen springen als herten, de mond van stommen zal jubelen: waterstromen zullen de woestijn splijten, beken de dorre vlakte doorsnijden. Het verzengde land wordt een waterplas, dorstige grond een bronrijk gebied; waar eenmaal jakhalzen huisden, maakt dor gras plaats voor riet en biezen. Daar zal een gebaande weg lopen, die Heilige weg wordt genoemd, geen onreine zal die betreden. Hij is alleen voor het volk dat over de weg gaat. Dwazen dwalen er niet rond. Leeuwen zullen daar niet komen, een roofdier is er niet te vinden, ze blijven er allemaal weg, alleen zij die verlost zijn zullen daar gaan. Wie door de HEER bevrijd zijn, keren terug. Jubelend komen zij naar Sion, gekroond met eeuwige vreugde. Blijdschap en vreugde komen hun tegemoet, gejammer en verdriet vluchten weg.

SARON-Hypotheken mit flexiblem Zins werden seit Monaten günstiger; gleichzeitig steigen die Zinsen für Festhypotheken. Wie kann das sein? Und was ist jetzt die bessere Wahl: Eine SARON- oder eine Festhypothek? | Die Hypothekarzinsen bewegen sich seit Jahresbeginn ungewöhnlich: Die Zinsen für Festhypotheken steigen. Gleichzeitig erwarten die meisten Expertinnen und Experten weiter sinkende Zinsen auf SARON-Hypotheken. Ein Widerspruch? Nicht unbedingt. Doch wie lässt sich die neue Dynamik am Hypothekarmarkt erklären? | Für die Nerds: Implizit geht es auch ein bisschen um Value-at-Risk-Berechnungen. Love! www.fabiocanetg.ch Der Schweizer Wirtschaftspodcast mit den hochkarätigsten Gästen! Von Börsen und Bitcoin bis Kaufkraft und Zinsen: Fabio Canetg, Geldökonom und Journalist, diskutiert im Geldcast mit seinen Gästen aus Wirtschaft, Politik und Wissenschaft über deren Werdegang, über die aktuellsten Themen aus der Finanzwelt, über die Geldpolitik der Schweizerischen Nationalbank und über die Wirtschaftspolitik von Bundesrat und Parlament. Ein Podcast über Zentralbanken, Inflation, Schulden und Geld – verständlich und unterhaltsam für alle, die auf dem Laufenden bleiben wollen. Stichworte: SARON-Hypothek, Festhypothek, Hypotheken, Hypothekarmarkt, Hypothekarzinsen, Hypozinsen, Immobilien, Zinsen, Zinsaussichten, SNB-Leitzins, Schweizerische Nationalbank, SNB.

Η Μαριλένα και ο Δημήτρης μιλάνε για την εμπειρία του να γίνεσαι ρεζίλι, ή να γελοιοποιείσαι. Επίσης συζητάνε την επερχόμενη μεγάλη συγκέντρωση στα Τέμπη... Σημείωσεις εκπομπής Το θέμα της εβδομάδας * Συγκεντρώσεις για Τέμπη σε όλον τον κόσμο (https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1kjX7hh-KzK4wO3hOdMIrzMvzBEeJw7A&femb=1&ll=-3.81666561775622e-14%2C14.043246650000015&z=2) * Ξενοδοχείο Saron (https://www.tripadvisor.com.gr/Hotel_Review-g562628-d619425-Reviews-Hotel_Saron-Sounio_East_Attica_Region_Attica.html) * Το επεισόδιο 120 μας για τα Τέμπη (https://www.easygreek.fm/120) * Podcast επεισόδιο 1 - Podcast εναντίον ραδιοφώνου (https://www.easygreek.fm/1) * Προηγούμενο επεισόδιο 214: Εξερευνώντας την Αττική (https://www.easygreek.fm/214) Η έκφραση της εβδομάδας * Γίνομαι ρόμπα (https://el.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CF%81%CF%8C%CE%BC%CF%80%CE%B1) * Γίνομαι ρεζίλι (https://www.wordreference.com/gren/%CE%B3%CE%AF%CE%BD%CE%BF%CE%BC%CE%B1%CE%B9%20%CF%81%CE%B5%CE%B6%CE%AF%CE%BB%CE%B9%20(%CF%84%CF%89%CE%BD%20%CF%83%CE%BA%CF%85%CE%BB%CE%B9%CF%8E%CE%BD)) * Να ανοίξει η γη να με καταπιεί (https://www.hallofpeople.com/gr/paroimies.php?id=3197) Απομαγνητοφώνηση Δημήτρης: [0:16] Γεια σας και καλώς ήρθατε στο Easy Greek Podcast, το podcast που σας μαθαίνει ελληνικά με καθημερινούς αυθεντικούς διαλόγους. Είμαι ο Δημήτρης και συζητάω σήμερα για άλλη μια φορά με την γυναίκα μου, την... Μαριλένα: [0:32] Μαριλένα. Καλησπέρα και από εμένα! Δημήτρης: [0:35] Σ' αρέσει να σε λέω «γυναίκα μου» ή προτιμάς κάτι άλλο; Μαριλένα: [0:39] Ντάξει. Δημήτρης: [0:40] Ακούγεται λίγο παλιομοδίτικο, λίγο φαλλοκρατικό. Μαριλένα: [0:44] Ναι, εγώ ποτέ δεν μπορώ να σε πω «ο άντρας μου, ο Δημήτρης». Μου φαίνεται περίεργο. Γεροντίστικο. Καλά, δεν είμαστε και τίποτα νιάτα πια, αλλά, ναι, μου φαίνεται περίεργο. «Ο άντρας μου». («Η σύζυγός μου»). Έλα μωρέ! («Η... σύντροφός μου») Ναι, αυτό είναι λίγο πιο συμπαθητικό. «Η Μαριλένα» σκέτο. Δημήτρης: [1:06] Ακούγεται λίγο... Δε... δεν μ' αρέσει εμένα το «σύντροφος» τόσο πολύ. Είναι... ουδέτερο. Μαριλένα: [1:11] Εμένα το «σύντροφος» μου κάνει λίγο... ότι είμαι πολύ κατά του γάμου, ρε παιδί μου, και δεν θα παντρευτούμε ποτέ και θα 'μαστε για πάντα σύντροφοι, κάπως έτσι. Δημήτρης: [1:22] Ναι, εμένα μου κάνει σύμφωνο συμβίωσης, όχι γάμος. Μαριλένα: [1:26] Ναι. Δημήτρης: [1:28] Κάπως έτσι. Μαριλένα: [1:29] Καλά, και αυτό γάμος είναι με κάποιον τρόπο. Λέγε απλά: «με την αγαπημένη, με τη λατρεμένη Μαριλένα», ξέρω 'γώ. Όπως θες πες με. Έτσι και αλλιώς, ξέρουνε τι σου είμαι πια οι περισσότεροι. Για ολόκληρη την απομαγνητοφώνηση, γίνετε μέλη μας! (https://bit.ly/EaGrPodcast)

We All Will Have Freedom by Saron by 826 Valencia

Over 85 million people play Pokemon Go every month.* They're out there, wandering the real world, finding, catching and battling with their cute little virtual creatures. But the experience is real and the people they play with are real. You could say it's one of the most successful in-person activations ever. Pokemon Go is proof that in-person activations act as an extremely effective marketing strategy.That's one of the lessons we're taking from Pokemon in this episode with the help of our special guest, fractional CMO Veronica Saron. Together, we also talk about providing game balance, paying attention to metrics, and much more.*As of the first half of 2024About our guest, Veronica SaronVeronica Saron is a marketing leader, formerly of Niantic (Pokémon GO) and AI-powered Neeva (acquired by Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) in May 2023). Her journey has led her through the worlds of gaming, DAOs, artificial intelligence, web3, and the metaverse. Recently, she led the marketing team at Neeva, revolutionizing the search experience by embedding AI answers into an advertiser-free search engine. Her team's efforts around Neeva's AI-powered positioning – paired with frequent high-profile updates – illuminated their innovative approach, attracted industry leaders and led to their acquisition by Snowflake.Over a decade ago, Veronica co-founded OwlSpark, Rice University's entrepreneurship accelerator, marking the start of her tech journey. After serving Fortune 500 and Global 2000 clients as a strategy consultant and having a stint as a coordinator at Google, she joined Niantic. There, she led the team that transformed Pokémon GO into a global phenomenon, collaborating with esteemed partners like Google, Apple, Samsung, Nintendo, McDonald's, Verizon, Longchamp, Gucci, Northface, and 7-Eleven, as well as countless global SMBs, community creators, and influencers. She has since stepped into roles as an investor and advisor, shaping the future of tech startups. Outside of work, she enjoys stovetop espresso, practicing muay thai, and playing the saxophone. What B2B Companies Can Learn From Pokemon:Provide game balance. Veronica says, “ When people talk about gamification, it needs to be at the right level of difficulty for you to not just get frustrated and give up. A really good game  will start you off on level one and then you progress through difficulty levels.” And when you apply this to marketing, Ian says, “ Your sales process getting really hard for no freaking reason is the most frustrating thing ever.” So take your customers on a journey, and give them the experience appropriate to where they are in their buying process.Look at the metrics. And give them more weight than verbal feedback. Data speaks louder than words. Veronica says, “ When Pokemon Go was in beta, the metrics were really good. Like the retention rates, the activation rates. All the metrics were up and to the right. But people were giving really bad feedback. They were like, ‘I hate this. Why is it not like that? Why isn't it working this way? Why isn't it doing that? Why isn't it doing this?' And the reason why the team launched the game is because the metrics just spoke louder than what people were saying.”Plan in-person activations.  And create immersive environments for your audience. Veronica says, “ When you think about B2B events, you think about conferences and these kind of old school vibes, and I  don't think that's the cutting edge anymore. If you want to do B2B marketing well, take a page out of B2C. There've been some incredible in-person events.” When she worked on Pokemon Go, they were able to do successful in-person events even during COVID and they were able to grow the business despite restrictions.Quotes*”  With Pokemon Go and with any product, there's always going to be core users who are like super users. And they will have all these ideas. They'll want certain features. They'll want certain things fixed. They will be really loud. And then you get the rest of everybody that's the silent majority. A huge part of what product marketers have to do is prioritize feedback based on what is actually going to move the needle in terms of our goals. Because if you just listen to the core users all the time, you'll just make this thing that's only for a very specific super user. You have to balance that feedback with what's going to work for the majority as well.”*”Figure out what problem you're solving. Who is it for? Figure that out first and then you can start to think about being precious about your brand. Once you have something to protect, like the Pokemon company, then you can get precious about it.”*” Sometimes we get caught up in our own core mindset and we forget we have to take the customer through a journey and through a ‘balanced game,' if you will.”Time Stamps[0:55] Meet Veronica Saron, Fractional CMO at early stage startups[1:33] Veronica's Journey with Pokemon[5:02] The Origin Story of Pokemon[10:07] Pokemon's Global Impact[16:01] Marketing Pokemon Go[29:16] The Business Model of Pokémon Go[35:06] B2B Marketing Lessons from Pokémon Go[35:53] The Importance of Game Balance in B2B[41:46] Brand Consistency and Product Market Fit[46:44] The Power of In-Person EventsLinksConnect with Veronica on LinkedInAbout Remarkable!Remarkable! is created by the team at Caspian Studios, the premier B2B Podcast-as-a-Service company. Caspian creates both nonfiction and fiction series for B2B companies. If you want a fiction series check out our new offering - The Business Thriller - Hollywood style storytelling for B2B. Learn more at CaspianStudios.com. In today's episode, you heard from Ian Faison (CEO of Caspian Studios) and Meredith Gooderham (Senior Producer). Remarkable was produced this week by Meredith Gooderham, mixed by Scott Goodrich, and our theme song is “Solomon” by FALAK. Create something remarkable. Rise above the noise.

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In this episode of the Maintainable Software Podcast, Robby sits down with Saron Yitbarek, founder and CEO of DiscoLink, to explore the challenges of maintaining early-stage software while balancing multiple streams of income. Saron shares her journey from being a solo developer to hiring her first teammate and the lessons learned along the way about code maintainability and business logic.Episode Highlights[00:05:32] Introduction to Saron's Background: Robby and Saron discuss her startup, DiscoLink, and the initial development of its MVP.[00:10:50] The Importance of Context in Code: Saron emphasizes why understanding the business decisions behind code is crucial for maintainability.[00:15:10] Onboarding a New Developer: Saron shares her experience hiring her first developer and how it changed her approach to software maintenance.[00:20:32] Multiple Streams of Income: Saron explains her motivation behind building DiscoLink to help professionals manage different revenue streams.[00:25:40] Transparency Around Money: A candid conversation about developers' fears around charging for their work and how to overcome them.[00:30:45] Ethics and Side Projects: Robby and Saron discuss ethical considerations when working on side projects while employed full-time.[00:35:12] How Podcasting Shaped Saron's Career: Saron talks about how being a podcast host impacted her career growth and networking.Key TakeawaysMaintainability Beyond Code: Saron highlights the importance of documenting not just the code but also the business rationale behind decisions.Onboarding Challenges: Bringing a new developer into a solo-built project requires strong communication, context sharing, and flexible documentation practices.The Power of Multiple Income Streams: Saron's vision with DiscoLink focuses on helping tech professionals build financial security through various revenue channels.Confronting Money Anxiety: Many developers struggle with charging for their work, but transparency and community conversations help break down those barriers.Ethical Side Projects: It's important to consider the ethical implications of using work-learned skills for personal projects.ResourcesSaron Yitbarek on LinkedInSaron Yitbarek on TwitterDiscoLink WebsiteBook Recommendation: Formerly Known as Food by Kristin LawlessLinks:My newsletter: https://themultihyphenate.ck.page/newsletterThanks to Our Sponsor!Turn hours of debugging into just minutes! AppSignal is a performance monitoring and error-tracking tool designed for Ruby, Elixir, Python, Node.js, Javascript, and other frameworks.It offers six powerful features with one simple interface, providing developers with real-time insights into the performance and health of web applications.Keep your coding cool and error-free, one line at a time! Use the code maintainable to get a 10% discount for your first year. Check them out! Subscribe to Maintainable on:Apple PodcastsSpotifyOr search "Maintainable" wherever you stream your podcasts.Keep up to date with the Maintainable Podcast by joining the newsletter.

This month's guest is Dr. Brad Saron, Superintendent of the Sun Prairie School District. Naturally, we talked about the referendum, teacher pay, and the overall goals and accountability for the administration. Regardless of your opinion on the Referendum, I would encourage you to listen with an open mind and, if you still have questions, reach out to the district for answers. I also talked at the top of the show about the new Johnson Financial location, as well as several new ethnic grocery stores.

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Mitchell Saron joins the show to talk about how Star Wars inspired his Olympic journey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, recording live at the April NAC, we welcome Mitchell Saron, a Team USA men's saber athlete, recent Harvard graduate and newly minted member of Team USA for the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Mitchell has turned his childhood dream into an Olympic pursuit. He's also taken an unusual and strategic approach to his diet and training. So let's ask him about the routines that keep him at the top of his game and explore the Harvard connection that seems to be a hallmark of success in men's saber.Visit the USA Fencing websiteFollow USA Fencing on InstagramRead a transcript for this episodeFollow Mitchell on Instagram --First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

One of the things that is a bit taboo to talk about, both in the tech industry and outside of it is money. People just aren't comfortable discussing openly the hard decisions that go into things like seeking funding, investing money into things that save you time, and scaling your own abilities with the help of, you guessed it, cold, hard, cash. Saron Yitbarek, entrepreneur extraordinaire behind CodeNewbie and podcasts such as Command Line Heroes, generously accepted my invitation to chat and talk about all these things, and more. And of course, we talk about Saron's latest project - Big Cash Money 2024, something for folks that want to max out their income beyond just their salary.

Meet Pau Bajo, Machine Learning Engineer and Educator at Real-World Machine Learning. Pau talks to Saron about transitioning from working daily in Excel to Python, why data is everything, and what skills early developers need to foster if they want a career in machine learning. Show Links Partner with Dev & CodeNewbie! (sponsor) Machine Learning Python Pau's GitHub Pau's Instagram Pau's Twitter

Meet Shawn Charles, Developer Advocate & Community Manager at The Hunt. Shawn shares with Saron how he got into tech solely by building and maintaining websites for local businesses, what inspired him to level up by enrolling in a bootcamp, and his advice on those who might feel overwhelmed in identifying their career path in this new world revolving around AI. Show Links Partner with Dev & CodeNewbie! (sponsor) Resilient Coders AWS Services Udemy Shawn's GitHub Shawn's Twitter

Saron knew she wanted to create ceramics for a long time, it was just a matter of getting there. Creating pottery and all the accessories that come along with it isn't the cheapest practice, so she waited t go all in until she was fully confident!  Enter Pablo from Spain, a co-worker she met at a local bakery. He mentioned to her that he was a potter (with a manual wheel, no les) and she asked him for lessons! The rest is history! Y'all when I say Saron is the queen of Southern {authentic} charm, I mean it! Don't miss this episode. 

Meet Katherine Evans, Lead Engineering Instructor at Actualize Coding Bootcamp and Senior Software Engineer at Neon One. Katherine walks us through her journey from bootcamp student to bootcamp teacher, sharing tips for recent grads looking to land their first role. Saron and Katherine also talk about whether Katherine thinks it's still worth learning to code given the economic climate and what she would tell others who might be interested in learning to code. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) Actualize Coding Bootcamp Podium Education CAD PHP Katherine's GitHub Katherine's Website Katherine's Instagram

Saron speaks with Johnny Proano, Associate Software Engineer at Hilton Grand Vacations. Initially drawn to code while building his personal DJ website, Johnny took the full leap with the support of his family. Johnny discusses his initial belief that a degree was necessary to become a software engineer and his decision to attend a coding bootcamp instead. He reflects on the differences between the bootcamp and college experience and shares his job search process after graduation. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) SQL Ruby Johnny's GitHub Johnny's Instagram Jonny's Website

- Premi il tasto PLAY per ascoltare la catechesi del giorno e condividi con altri se vuoi -+ Dal libro di del profeta Isaia +Si rallegrino il deserto e la terra arida,esulti e fiorisca la steppa.Come fiore di narciso fiorisca;sì, canti con gioia e con giubilo.Le è data la gloria del Libano,lo splendore del Carmelo e di Saron.Essi vedranno la gloria del Signore,la magnificenza del nostro Dio.Irrobustite le mani fiacche,rendete salde le ginocchia vacillanti.Dite agli smarriti di cuore:«Coraggio, non temete!Ecco il vostro Dio,giunge la vendetta,la ricompensa divina.Egli viene a salvarvi».Allora si apriranno gli occhi dei ciechie si schiuderanno gli orecchi dei sordi.Allora lo zoppo salterà come un cervo,griderà di gioia la lingua del muto,perché scaturiranno acque nel deserto,scorreranno torrenti nella steppa.La terra bruciata diventerà una palude,il suolo riarso sorgenti d'acqua.I luoghi dove si sdraiavano gli sciacallidiventeranno canneti e giuncaie.Ci sarà un sentiero e una stradae la chiameranno via santa;nessun impuro la percorrerà.Sarà una via che il suo popolo potrà percorreree gli ignoranti non si smarriranno.Non ci sarà più il leone,nessuna bestia feroce la percorrerà o vi sosterà.Vi cammineranno i redenti.Su di essa ritorneranno i riscattati dal Signoree verranno in Sion con giubilo;felicità perenne splenderà sul loro capo;gioia e felicità li seguirannoe fuggiranno tristezza e pianto.Parola del Signore.

Saron chats with Ronesha Dennis, Founder and Lead Engineer at Bergeron-Woodley. Ronesha talks about growing up and how tech played a role in her childhood (her first website was a fan site for Lil Bow Wow). She talks about how she ended up in another career for 5 years until she sat down and thought about things she liked doing as a child without being paid for doing those things. This led her to want to get into tech. She decided to leave her job, move back with her parents, and do an 8-week program on Ruby on Rails. She then did a fellowship with Code for Progress. After graduating, she landed a job as a consultant then advanced to an Engineer, a Senior Engineer, and finally to managing other Engineers. She has authored coding books and she has her company building applications for nonprofits and other small businesses. Ronesha speaks on the mental health break she took after making the switch to tech and how important it is to give yourself space and time to take breaks after a career transition. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) Python, the Relatable Way Coding with Cornell Ruby on Rails Ronesha's GitHub Ronesha's Instagram Ronesha's Twitter

Saron speaks with Shona Chan this week about her experience navigating the world of software following a successful career as a doctor in the field of Anaesthesia. Shona shares her experience working in the medical field for 10 years until she decided she wanted to pivot into tech. Shona talks about how she made the decision to go to a bootcamp to learn to code and how she got her first job in tech. Finally, she talks about transferable skills from her medical career to her newfound tech career and reiterates how there are so many skills career transitioners can take from one career to another. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) JavaScript CSS Shona's GitHub Shona's Twitter

Saron chats with Laura Thorson, Program Manager at GitHub. Laura talks about how she was always interested in singing, dancing and music growing up which led her to UCLA on a scholarship to play the oboe. She tells us about her experience at UCLA and her decision to go to a coding bootcamp after graduation as opposed to searching for a job with her English Lit degree. Laura then describes the jobs she landed after bootcamp at Salesforce, Twitter, Meta and now GitHub and how LinkedIn played a huge role in helping her land these opportunities. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) STK AdTech Laura's GitHub Laura's Twitter

Sunday Afternoons By Saron by 826 Valencia

In this week's episode, Saron chats with Beau Carnes, Director of Technology Education at freeCodeCamp. Beau shares insights into his career trajectory, which began in television and digital media production. After gaining initial experience in this industry, he transitioned to work in education as a teacher. Beau speaks on his experiences within both these professions and speaks on his decision to venture into technology, establishing himself as a proficient software developer. During this conversation, Beau shares his reasoning for getting three degrees, finding the motivation to learn to code while balancing the demands of a full-time job, and sending out cold emails for his first job in tech. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) FAANG Beau's GitHub Beau's Twitter FreeCodeCamp JavaScript

In this episode, Saron chats with Lead Web Developer, Sarah Greer. Sarah talks about her coding journey and how she juggled her passion for coding through freelancing while homeschooling her children. Sarah talks about why it was so important to her to learn to code and to have a career outside of having the title of “mom”. She also shares her experience going from freelancing to working full-time and the reasoning behind the switch. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) CSS HTML JavaScript

This week, Saron talks with Camille Eddy, Technical Product Manager. Camille talks about her life growing up as a Pastor's child, how she started and grew her business, and when she first found her passion for tech. Camille also shares her experience overcoming a fear of public speaking, and why it enabled her not only to travel the world but also land internships at companies like Google X, NVIDIA, and HP Labs all before graduating. Saron also talks to Camille about when she was asked to introduce President Obama. Camille concludes with principles she would lead with if she was a career transitioner looking to start her career in tech today. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) Project Manager Product Manager Robotics Engineering Artificial Intelligence Camille's GitHub Camille's Instagram Camille's Twitter

For my 200th episode of Code with Jason, I spoke with Saron Yitbarek, Founder of CodeNewbie and RubyConf Keynote Speaker.  We talk about her beginnings in tech, the founding of CodeNewbie, the power of simply asking for things, how to go about asking for things, how being self-taught still relies upon materials made available by the work of other developers, possible topics for Saron's upcoming keynote at RubyConf, and how to get the most out of your in-person conference experience. NotADesigner.ioSaron.ioSaron Yitbarek on MediumSaron Yitbarek on TwitterSaron Yitbarek on LinkedIn

Saron chats with Judith Lung, Software Engineer at LinkedIn. Judith shares how she found herself in tech after initially getting her masters in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling. Judith talks about her experience learning to code as someone who is blind and the changes she aims to make in the tech space to aid in the progression of tech accessibility. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) Judith's GitHub Judith's LinkedIn edX Edge freeCodeCamp Assistive Technology Department of Rehabilitation IDE Screen Reader

Saron chats with Stefi Rosca, Frontend Engineer at Typeform. Stefi talks about their path to breaking into tech in their later twenties after having a fulfilling career in marketing. They also talk about the communities they joined to help motivate and encourage them along the way and how they leveled up in the tech space. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) Stefi's Website Stefi's GitHub Stefi's LinkedIn Stefi's X Account The Recurse Center Codebar freeCodeCamp C

Saron sits down with Rachel Nabors again. They talk about what Rachel has been up to since they were last on the show in 2017, the inside scoop of Big Tech, and Rachel's experience working for organizations such as Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft. You'll also hear why Rachel has decided their next chapter will be at a startup and what they are hoping for in their future. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) See Rachel at React Brussels (Oct 13) See Rachel at React JS Day, Verona (Oct 27) See Rachel at City JS Berlin (Nov 3) See Rachel at React Summit NYC (Nov 13 - 15) Animation at Work Wiggly Goose Club Rachel's 2017 CodeNewbie Episode Rachel's 2014 CodeNewbie Episode Rachel's Instagram Rachel's Twitter Rachel's GitHub Rachel's Website Web Animations API React

In this episode, Saron sits down with Brian Jenney, Senior Software Engineering Manager at Clorox. Saron talks to Brian about his struggles with addiction, how he changed his life and turned a new leaf with coding and sobriety, and how his go-getter personality has served him well and continues to play a role in his current success. They also talk about what being a leader looks like and the ways in which you can become a leader regardless of the challenges life throws at you. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) GitHub YouTube LinkedIn X Instagram AngularJS C# JS Code Coach

Saron talks to Ale Thomas, Developer Advocate and Web Developer at Kubeshop | Mixed Change. Ale talks about growing up in Mexico and learning to code on her own. She walks us through her career history and how she paved her way into tech without a CS degree. She highlights how mentors played a critical role in her coding journey and how important finding those mentors and a community is. Finally, Ale shares her thoughts on what inclusivity in tech means to her and the work she is doing to make an impact in the space. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) Ale's GitHub Ale's LinkedIn Ale's Instagram Ale's Twitter React Angular Scrum HackerRank DSA C# Python C++

In the kickoff episode to Season 25, Saron talks to Marley Anthony, Software Engineer at Bench Accounting. Marley talks about his career pivot from studying biomedical sciences to getting into tech. He unravels his strategies and tactics to secure his first internship, the pivotal steps he took to transition into his current role, and the significance of laying a solid foundation of knowledge early in his career. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on strategies for landing that all-important internship, fostering growth, and embracing the ongoing pursuit of knowledge. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) LinkedIn Debug Git Variable JavaScript CSS

Saron talks to Madison Kanna, Senior Software Engineer, Health and Wellness at Walmart. Saron talks to Madison about finding the inspiration to transition from being a model to becoming a skilled developer. Madison talks about the experiences, challenges, and moments that sparked her interest in development. Listeners will gain insights into the tools and resources she utilized to hone her coding skills when first embarking on this new path. Madison also highlights the importance of seeking mentorship and how mentorship can open doors to exciting opportunities. Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) Madison's Blog Web Development Systems Programming Data Science Python CodeBookClub Deep Work

Today, Saron sits down with Natalie Davis, who shares her experience pursuing software engineering after climbing the ladder in the retail industry for 15 years. In their conversation, Natalie talks about what she has learned navigating the tech industry, how she's navigated layoffs, and why she has grown to be more selective and intentional with prospective new opportunities. Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) Mark Thompson Cassidy Williams Developer Advocate 2FA Natalie Davis (GitHub) Natalie Davis (Twitter) README Angie Jones ISA (Income-Share Agreement)

Saron sits down with Stacey Graham, Software Engineer at a fintech company. Stacey grew up curious about computers since being introduced to them in the 7th grade. Although she didn't take the full plunge into code immediately, she constantly provided technical support in her previous roles. Hear Stacey talk more about her experience navigating her career transition while battling health troubles, how you can level up and network in the tech community, and where to look for communities while you are just starting out. Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) YNA OpenSource Project Github Join & Contribute to YNA YNA Twitter YNA LinkedIn YNA Instagram Stacey's Instagram Stacey's Twitter Meetup.com WorkSource Atlanta Career Karma Team Treehouse Codecademy freeCodeCamp JavaScript CSS HTML Network Administrator

Today, Saron talks with Phoebe Voong-Fadel, a self-taught Frontend Developer at the National Foundation for Educational Research. After having transitioned from a successful 14-year career in Higher Education in 2017, Phoebe made the courageous decision to pursue coding full-time while balancing the responsibilities of being a mother to her two children. Along with learning about her experience balancing learning to code and being a mom we talk to Phoebe about her passions that extend beyond her professional role. She actively contributes to the coding community by writing articles for freeCodeCamp and mentors early-career developers. Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) Udemy React The Collab Lab Paired programming OpenLayers Front-end Development Python CS50 JavaScript #100DaysOfCode freeCodeCamp HTML

Saron talks with Africa, a former Occupational Therapist specializing in virtual therapy and assistive technology. Saron and Africa talk about transitioning from Occupational Therapy to working as an Accessibility Engineer testing government software and teaching developers how to build more inclusive web applications. Africa also talks about her journey teaching herself how to code, what stretches are useful for Software Engineers, and how important coffee chats and networking are. Be sure to listen for the mini-guided stretch break during the episode as well! Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) Pomodoro Timer Your Stretch Break #100devs CS50: Introduction to Computer Science The Odin Project freeCodeCamp Occupational Therapy

Saron talks to Senior Accessibility iOS Engineer at Spotify, Daniel Devesa Derksen-Staats. Daniel talks all about accessibility and specifically delves in on how he got interested in the field, examples of how to make code more accessible, and how others listening can add accessibility to their tool kit of coding skills. Author of the “Developing Accessible iOS Apps” book, he keeps himself busy by writing a daily tweet about accessibility and iOS with the hashtag #365DaysIOSAccessibility. Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) VoiceOver #365DaysIOSAccessibility Mobile A11y WWDC23 Developing Accessible iOS Apps Screen Readers Accessibility

Saron sits down again with Frankie Nicoletti who we heard from in Season 23. This time Saron and Frankie talk about neurodivergence. They talk about what neurodivergence is, how listening to people's needs and making accommodations to allow people to do their best work is and will always be good for everyone, not just those who are neurodivergent, and the benefits of being neurodivergent. Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) Viral Justice: How We Grow the World We Want Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity Laziness Does Not Exist Loom Dyslexia Bottom-up thinking Autism ADHD Neurodivergence

Tae'lur Alexis is a self taught software developer, application security enthusiast and content creator. Her mission is to help people with non traditional backgrounds break into tech. Tae'lur sits down with Saron to talk about her coding journey going from fast food to tech and the habits and tips she has learned to get to where she is today. Show Links AWS Insiders (sponsor) Tae'lur's Talk at BSides Baltimore 2023 Beer & Chocolate Delivery App The Pomodoro Technique freeCodeCamp The Web Developer Bootcamp 2023 Codeacademy

For our Season 23 Finale, Saron talks to Pariss Chandler, Software Engineer turned Founder & CEO of Black Tech Pipeline. You may have heard of her before, as she was the mobilizer behind the hashtag, movement, and community #BlackTechTwitter. Pariss talks about getting into tech, being in tech at ad agencies and a beauty company, and how life changed after just one tweet. Pariss also talks about Black Tech Pipeline, the company Pariss started after seeing a lack of Black programmers in tech and wanting to change that. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) Porkbun (sponsor) Black Tech Pipeline #BlackTechTwitter React CSS Vanilla JS HTML JavaScript Resilient Coders Frontend development

Saron sits down with Brittney Ball, Documentation Engineer at Meta. Brittney shares her experience going from being a homeless single mom living in a shelter to a Software Engineer. She talks about her journey to get to where she is today, the role a viral tweet played in kick-starting her coding journey, tips for those who are self-taught to stand out when job searching, and what a Documentation Engineer is. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) Porkbun (sponsor) Brittney Ball Blog Documentation Engineering Charlotte Developers Lynda.com HTML JavaScript Year Up

Today, Saron talks with Alice Goldfuss, Principal Software Engineer and Systems Programmer specializing in building resilient distributed systems at scale. Alice delivered industry-impacting talks on container platforms, infrastructure operations, and organizational best practices, as well as written on the SRE field, kernel crashes, and personal security. We hear about her coding journey and learn all about her take on various programs and the tech world as a whole. Show Links Compiler (sponsor) Porkbun (sponsor) How to Get Into SRE Rust CSS Notepad++ Inline CSS HTML4