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How do you find a job when everything requires experience? Is it possible to get enough hands-on experience at a bootcamp to land a job? Tune in to the final episode of the season to hear from John Dickson about how working on a real business project opened up his career in machine learning. For more career tips go to: tripleten.com/blog Use the promo code TRIPLETENPODCAST for 10% off your next enrollment to TripleTen's bootcamps.   This episode was produced by Maria Aglicheva, edited by Semyon Sheshenin, and mixed by Yury Shustitsky with the support from TripleTen.  

Do you need to move into a tech hub to have a better career? Which option brings more perks - remote work or onsite? Are the salaries the same? In this episode our guest Daniel Odegaard, a senior recruiter at TripleTen, will share insights about what the tech hiring scene looks like now. He'll tell us and whether you should be prepared to move, or if companies are happy to find tech talent outside of major cities. For more career tips go to: tripleten.com/blog Use the promo code TRIPLETENPODCAST for 10% off your next enrollment to TripleTen's bootcamps.   This episode was produced by Maria Aglicheva, edited by Semyon Sheshenin, and mixed by Yury Shustitsky with the support from TripleTen.  

Self-taught vs. bootcamp? Big tech or a start-up? What does a tech worker's daily work routine look like? Join our conversation with an experienced full stack developer and a tutor at TripleTen, Julian Hernandez. You might remember him from our talk with Jeremy River in the "From a warehouse to a tech company" episode. Julian is that cousin who gave a life-changing piece of advice to Jeremy. Listen to this episode to learn more about the world of tech — and maybe pick up some inspiration of your own. For more career tips go to: tripleten.com/blog Use the promo code TRIPLETENPODCAST for 10% off your next enrollment to TripleTen's bootcamps.   This episode was produced by Maria Aglicheva, edited by Semyon Sheshenin, and mixed by Yury Shustitsky with the support from TripleTen.  

Dina Saadeh was already a mother of two when she decided to break into tech. A year later, she added three more achievements to her resume: a third child, coding bootcamp graduate, and an impressive software engineering portfolio. Join us in this episode to learn how to manage your time and pursue your dreams like a busy mom does.   For more career tips go to: tripleten.com/blog Use the promo code TRIPLETENPODCAST for 10% off your next enrollment to TripleTen's bootcamps.   This episode was produced by Maria Aglicheva, edited by Semyon Sheshenin, and mixed by Yury Shustitsky with the support from TripleTen.  

Computer programming was founded by a woman. But tech has become a male dominated industry — and women are reclaiming their place in the industry. Sharahn McClung, a career coach at TripleTen, has tips for women in tech. Find out how the industry is changing, who women can turn to for support, and what this means for women transitioning into a new career in tech.    For more career tips go to: tripleten.com/blog Use the promo code TRIPLETENPODCAST for 10% off your next enrollment to TripleTen's bootcamps. This episode was produced by Maria Aglicheva, edited by Semyon Sheshenin, and mixed by Yury Shustitsky with the support from TripleTen.  

When Jake McCambley studied psychology in college, he laid the groundwork to start a career focused on helping people. It started with a job in wilderness therapy, and led him to the transformative power of coding. Join us in this episode as Jake shares his story and valuable insights on breaking into the tech industry without compromising the meaningful aspects of life. For more career tips go to: tripleten.com/blog Use the promo code TRIPLETENPODCAST for 10% off your next enrollment to TripleTen's bootcamps.   This episode was produced by Maria Aglicheva, edited by Semyon Sheshenin, and mixed by Yury Shustitsky with the support from TripleTen.