January 17, 2021
People used to be praised for their ability to rattle of facts, figures, and quotes from prominent literature. In modern times, we're rewarded for our ability to navigate an ever expanding web of information systems and technologies.
Read Full PostDecember 09, 2020
Though this year has brought us all a perpetual shade of uncertain gray, I've found solace in a daily routine. I hope that laying out what I'm doing to cope with reality right now will help you too.
Read Full PostDecember 08, 2020
I think it's funny how non-linear most of our career paths are. I entered the workforce thinking that everything moves in a straight line -- from primary school to college to a fulfilling career. As I grew up, I learned that the reality is very different.
Read Full PostOctober 28, 2020
I think we take our own experiences for granted. We assume that our friends have heard the latest soundbite. We assume they've streamed the latest album. We assume they’ll listen to a book on tape to keep them entertained on their cross-country road trip...
Read Full PostOctober 21, 2020
The more you learn about people with disabilities, the more you too can be an advocate for change. Together, we can reframe the way we as a society think, build, and talk about inclusivity.
Read Full PostOctober 17, 2020
The past year and a half has been a whirlwind. My wife and I relocated to the Pacific Northwest, having only visited it once (during the interview) so that I could accept what I still consider to be my dream job here in Seattle.
Read Full PostSeptember 12, 2020
You should also have some basic knowledge about how an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) works. Now let's put some of the building blocks we learned together and solve a real problem with a program we'll write below.
Read Full PostSeptember 11, 2020
Whether you're a software engineer, data scientist, or someone who wants to make tedious tasks easy, Python might be the programming language you've been dreaming of.
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