This is a sample of the audio book, "No Degree, No Problem: Your Roadmap To Get Hired As A Software Developer In 8 Months", written by: Josh Kemp . Narrated by  Adam Syron.

You can download the entire audio book and view all our other titles by visiting www.listenandthink.com

"In my opinion, this is a must read for new programmers. It outlines some of the key things you need to do from day one, to ensure that you are laying the proper groundwork to get hired. The story is one of very hard work and determination, I am confident you will be as inspired as I was. We are all extremely busy, trying to juggle life and learning a new trade, but do yourself a favor and set aside the time to read this book, then you will have the tools you need to hit the ground running! Don't give up!" - Amazon customer review.

No Degree, No Problem: Your Roadmap To Get Hired As A Software Developer In 8 Months

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In our series premiere, we’ll talk about how technology has made it possible to radically restructure what the modern workplace looks like, and how making changes to how we work is one of the most effective ways we can make the tech industry welcoming to more people. I’ll start with Skillcrush’s story of going completely remote as a way to find our balance, and then talk to Annie Dean of Werk to get into the bigger picture around workplace flexibility—especially as it relates to advancing marginalized people in the tech world. Finally, we’ll come back to my own team, who will talk about the reality of remote work, including how they fight its biggest downside.

The Future Is Flexible

In the practice of coal mining, there’s something known as rock burst. It happens in deep mines and tunnels around the world. Deep drilling causes the rock to shift and buckle. Shards can unexpectedly burst from the tunnel walls, injuring or killing miners.

Code Burst is a story about a violent, unexpected shift in the structure of the global economy. It involves the growing skills gap, the growing tech industry, the growing obsolescence of higher education, and one married couple who either tried to make a difference, or tried to make a buck. This is a story about trust.

Episode 1: Conflicting Coverage

In today's episode of the Learn to Code With Me podcast, I talk with Anthony Delgado. Anthony started his career as an online entrepreneur and taught himself how to code on the job. Throughout his different positions, he developed a desire for creating new things.

Learn to Code With Me 

Anthony Delgado - Learn to Code with me Podcast

At the end of 2018, we rewind and reflect on the most interesting and impactful coding bootcamp news of the year. We look at trends, digest thought pieces, break down the ~$175 million in funding, and more. We also look at our predictions for 2019 and our hopes for the future of coding education! bit.ly/2018-bootcamp-roundup

2018 Coding Bootcamp News & Trends

June 2019: A coding bootcamp fundraise, an interesting acquisition, and great new initiatives to encourage more women and underrepresented groups to get into tech. In this month’s podcast, we talk about the status of the tech skills shortage, what is happening to fill the gaps in areas like data science and cybersecurity, and the ongoing conversation around income share agreements. Plus, the CEOs of huge companies like Intuit, Upwork, and IBM share their opinions of bootcamps. bit.ly/june-2019-podcast

June 2019 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup

The Course Report team kicks off 2020 with news about acquisitions, fundraises, and partnerships in the coding bootcamp world. Also the latest on coding bootcamp accreditation and regulation this episode. Tips on how to spruce up your resume for that new tech job! And of course a roundup of coding bootcamp updates, new campuses, and new coding bootcamps in the Course Report directory. bit.ly/Jan2020-Coding-Bootcamp-News

January 2020 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup

What’s going on everyone, today’s episode we got a special guest in the building, his someone I look up to, Tech savvy and my cousin/brother also we host the Geektanium podcast the one & only Miguel also known as Radioact1ve on Social Media. We decide to talk about how he got into Software Engineering, Software development, how progressive technology is in today's world and why we should teach our kids & future generations to learn how to code. Now, I know what you guys thinking, why are we listening to an episode in regard to the Tech Industry, well to put it in words, the Entertainment Industry heavenly relies too much on Social Media and Next Gen technology including the EDM Industry. Having new visuals from your fav Artist, next gen audio equipment, new DAWs, Social Media influence, etc. All of that was created by people that are Software Engineers or Coders that managed to create these things that we use on a daily base. 


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The Lone Wolv Podcast

The Lone Wolv Podcast - Ep23 (Learning to Tech & Code feat. Miguel A.K.A. Radioact1ve) Part 1

We talk about everything to do with coding bootcamps and technology education, including gender parity, scholarships, and the latest industry news.

Anthony Delgado is a full stack software developer with a passion for innovation and digital strategy in his DNA. He has worked with a wide variety of different companies including sports, media, entertainment, healthcare, government agencies and non-profits. 

Anthony has been an explorer of the digital space for over a decade. From transforming start-ups into multi-million dollar organizations, to helping nonprofits solve real world problems with digital solutions, his passion is using software to help change the world one pixel at a time.

Hit Refresh by Skillcrush is a podcast about changing careers and joining the new tech world—no computer science degree needed.

In the Appalachia region of the U.S., a region once dominated by the coal industry, mines have continued to close one after another. In answer, two tech consultants have established a free coding bootcamp called Mined Minds to retrain out of work coal miners and others for work in tech. What they promise seems like it could improve the socioeconomic status of communities around the world. 

But some believe they aren’t as beneficial as they come off. Several ex-learners have criticized the bootcamp, saying they were promised employment upon completion of the program and were fired days later. Others have filed a class action lawsuit against them on charges of fraud. Code Burst investigates Mined Minds, their efficacy, and whether their model can work for others.

Code Burst is produced as a collaboration between CKUT 90.3 FM and eLearning Inside News.

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