Programmers And Programming Imposters

Tomorrow's Programmers: The great job of using various tools to create software that is changing our universe for good is one of the greatest accomplishments every developer is positive and optimistic about - not bothered of whether they use the available confiscated programming languages and IDEs to complete these tasks or even codeless avenues to build software and power the web. However, there are those with same or even better skills that use them to manipulate end users through scams, phishing or hacking of any kind for gluttony purposes or those that prioritize profit maximization on the advantage of end users' private data that is leaked under the umbrella of 'boring legal information' about data privacy. These have retarded the agenda of software programming as a service but rather an indirect and sometimes understandably legal money laundering scheme that is growing from the top big tech in the Silicon Valley all the way to the dark web. In this episode of The Grok Show, Barack explores how we can build the future of software and IT in general while prioritizing problem solving rather than profit generation and still earn good amounts from the job with maximized utility and durability to our work. It might involve going neck to neck against those misusing their IT skills. Find out Why and How. Disclaimer: Views expressed in this program are personal and do not necessarily represent Jackisa One and Jackisa Technologies in any way. Credit: - This podcast has been created, edited and published using https://anchor.fm software. Special Thanks to their amazing DIY SaaS. - Some voices in this podcast especially in Ads and Disclaimer were created by TypeCast, https://typecast.ai - Podcast sponsored in Full by Jackisa Deals, https://jackisa.com/deals - Host of the Show is Jackisa Daniel Barack, Twitter: https://twitter.com/bjackisa If you Find any content here worth a comment or complaint, please feel free to reach us directly via email: [email protected] OR Comment section Below.