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Anybodycancode
by Amalia Cardenas
Anybody can code is a video talk show that aims to help increase diversity and inclusion in tech. We do this by featuring people from all walks of life who despite the odds have learned to code and have transitioned into tech jobs. We deconstruct their often unexpected and unconventional journeys to bring you the tips, tactics, and tools that will help you on your programming journey. Audio versions of the show can be found on iTunes, and Spotify. For video formats visit https://www.youtube.com/anybodycancode. Additional programming tips can be found at http://anybodycancode.com/
Episodes
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From dentist to developer: A conversation with Beth Collins
My guest today is Beth Collins. Beth is a former dentist-turned-developer. Beth decided to become a dentist around the age of 15 after taking a career assessment test. She had a love of math, and science and thought that the healthcare field would be a good fit. Once she made the decision, Beth...
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Everybody is a stranger in the beginning. Tips to get better at networking: A conversation with Aaron Linton Chambers.
You are listening to the Anybodycancode podcast. I am your host Amalia Cardenas. My guest today is Aaron Linton Chambers. Aaron is currently finishing up an 8-month Bootcamp. He is a trained visual artist and has a master's degree in visual communications. Aaron has always had a passion for...
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The importance of learning in public: Stefi Rosca's career transition
Stefi always had an interest in programming and in this episode, she talks about how she made the career transition from digital marketing to programming. We get into the fears of making a career transition and the pressure of making a career transition in front of an audience. Stefi shares how...
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A deep dive with Christian Vielma from a Dev's Story
My guest today is Christian Vielma. Christian is a Senior Software Engineer with over 10 years of experience. He is originally from Venezuela, but he moved to Miami, then California, and he now lives in Spain. Christian specializes mostly on the back-end and has worked in different companies...
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From psychology major to front-end engineer
My guest today is Irina Iskrenova. Irina is a former psychologist turned front-end engineer. In this episode, Irina unpacks how she switched careers from psychology to development. The career transition was not a trivial decision for her, Irina didn't want to leave her career in psychology, she...
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How and why I became a codebar organizer
This week we have a short episode. I want to share a story with you about how and why I became a codebar organizer. In this podcast, I want to invite you to think about how you can start creating your own networks, no matter where you are living. I want you to think about how you can surround...
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Helping over 12,000 people learn to program for free- A deep dive with Kimberley Cook from codebar
In this episode, Kimberley shares with us how she became involved with codebar over 6 years ago and talks about the new initiatives she is currently working on to help codebar members become job-ready. She discusses why companies are reluctant to hire Jr. developers and what can be done to help...
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Why a safe space matters: A conversation with Monica Calderaro
Monica is a senior software developer at Thoughtworks. She is originally from Venezuela but has been living in Spain for the past 5 years. She found a love for programming when by chance she joined a coding bootcamp to skill up for a work project. After 6 years of working as a telecommunications...
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From primary school teacher to Business Intelligence Developer: A conversation with Raquel Alvear Boix
In this episode, Raquel shares with us how the lack of stability in her teaching job made her do some soul searching which eventually led to a career change. Her move into tech all started off by chance when she randomly attended a codebar workshop she saw advertised on Facebook. Her life...
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What companies can do to hire more female developers: A conversation with Karolin Siebert
This episode is jam-packed with excellent advice. Karolin shares with us how getting fired from her first two jobs taught her what to look for in a company. She now knows the importance of companies that value diversity, treat people well, and are motivated by creating social impact. For those of...
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The ups and downs of life after a coding bootcamp: A conversation with Carmen Carmona.
This episode is especially important for those of you that are in the middle of a career change or about to embark on this journey. Carmen does not sugar coat it. You will see that a transition can be hard. Carmen shares a story of a time she had used up all of her savings and she was made...
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What a career transition looks like: A conversation with Božena Vučković
This episode is especially important for those of you looking to make a career transition and for those who are thinking about completing a coding bootcamp. We discuss what it was like to complete a coding bootcamp while working and why a part-time bootcamp might be a great option for some…
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Completing a coding bootcamp in your 60's: A conversation with Henriette Hettinga
In today's episode, Henriette shares with us what it was like to complete a coding bootcamp and make a career transition in her 60's. Henriette started to code as a hobby. From her, I learned that if you like to code, you need to keep going because you never know where it could possibly take you....
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Introducing Anybodycancode
In this episode, I want to introduce myself and tell you why I am starting this podcast. For additional programming tips, you can visit my website at http://anybodycancode.com/ or my youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/anybodycancode
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Anybody can code is a video talk show that aims to help increase diversity and inclusion in tech. We do this by featuring people from all walks of life who despite the odds have learned to code and have transitioned into tech jobs. We deconstruct their often unexpected and unconventional journeys to bring you the tips, tactics, and tools that will help you on your programming journey. Audio versions of the show can be found on iTunes, and Spotify. For video formats visit https://www.youtube.com/anybodycancode. Additional programming tips can be found at http://anybodycancode.com/
HOSTED BY
Amalia Cardenas
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Anybodycancode currently has 14 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Anybodycancode about?
Anybody can code is a video talk show that aims to help increase diversity and inclusion in tech. We do this by featuring people from all walks of life who despite the odds have learned to code and have transitioned into tech jobs. We deconstruct their often unexpected and unconventional journeys...
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Who hosts Anybodycancode?
Anybodycancode is created and hosted by Amalia Cardenas.
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