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James Kenny, an engineer with a background in mechatronic engineering, discusses his career journey and his decision to join a bootcamp. He shares his interest in data analytics and machine learning and his desire to pivot into a more technical role. The conversation experiences technical difficulties and interruptions throughout. In this conversation, James Kenny discusses his experience in a data analytics bootcamp and his final project, a personal protective equipment (PPE) detection tool. He explains the daily structure of the bootcamp, which included warm-up activities, lab reviews, lectures, and project work. James also shares his insights on group work in the data analytics field compared to web development. The conversation touches on topics like GitHub, the origins of Linux, and the use of AI in the bootcamp. James offers advice for future bootcamp students and discusses his plans for the future, including pursuing roles in machine learning and computer vision.

Chapters

02:38 - Introduction and Bootcamp Experience

03:43 - Daily Structure of the Bootcamp

04:11 - Group Work in Data Analytics

05:47 - The Role of GitHub in Bootcamps

07:18 - The Origins of Linux and GitHub

09:15 - The Power of AI in the Bootcamp

14:19 - Creating a PPE Detection Tool

19:48 - Challenges in Training Machine Learning Models

28:32 - Future Plans: Machine Learning and Computer Vision

Jérôme Bau, co-founder of the newly launched Cuinti, shares his journey of building companies around AI and the challenges he faced. Jérôme started with Creatext back in 2020, a company focused on helping sales development representatives write better sales emails using AI. However, the timing was not right, and they eventually sold the company. Now, with Cuinti, Jérôme is helping sellers, customer support reps, and other customer-facing professionals train for different scenarios using AI. He emphasizes the importance of keeping code modular and adaptable to future changes in the AI landscape. Jérôme also discusses the potential future impact of AI on various industries and the need to focus on generating value beyond just the technology itself.

01:48 - Introduction and Background

03:50 - The Challenges of Timing in AI Startups

07:11 - Building Companies Around AI: Lessons Learned

11:03 - The Importance of Modularity and Adaptability

13:02 - The Future Impact of AI on Industries

16:36 - Going Beyond Technology: Generating True Value

27:26 - Future-Proofing and the Role of AI

31:23 - Using ChatGPT for Problem Solving and Summarization

The conversation explores the potential of AI assistants and the impact on communication and automation. It begins with some lighthearted dad jokes before delving into the evolution of communication from analog to digital. The role of email as a repository and the lost art of letter writing are discussed. The conversation then shifts to the limitations of current digital assistants and the future possibilities of AI assistants. The impact on UX/UI design and the fallacy of automation are also explored. The conversation covers various topics related to the field of UXUI design, including the narrative of technology replacing work, advice for starting a UXUI journey, the job market for UXUI designers, the shifting role of UXUI designers, homogenization in digital products, the user experience of complex technologies, the future of UXUI design, and the importance of human errors in UX.

Takeaways

• AI assistants have the potential to revolutionize communication and automation.
• Email serves as a repository of important information, while letter writing is a lost art.
• Current digital assistants have limitations in understanding and executing complex tasks.
• The future of AI assistants holds promise for more natural and efficient interactions.
• The impact of AI on UX/UI design and the fallacy of automation should be considered. The narrative of technology replacing work has been around for decades, but the reality is that people are now more overworked than ever before.
• Starting a UXUI journey may not be the best choice in the current job market, as the field is becoming deflated and there are other skill sets that may be more valuable.
• The role of UXUI designers is shifting to be more hybrid, requiring a wider set of technical and human skills.
• Homogenization in digital products is driven by best practices and templating, but it can limit creativity and innovation.
• The user experience of complex technologies like AR and VR is still not satisfying and practical enough for widespread adoption.
• The future of UXUI design may involve spatial design and specialized tools for specific industries.
• Human errors and happy accidents are an essential part of the UX experience and cannot be replicated by AI.

Chapters

03:31 - Introduction and Dad Jokes

05:37 - Analog vs Digital Communication

06:32 - The Evolution of Email

07:35 - The Lost Art of Letter Writing

08:46 - The Role of Email as a Repository

10:36 - The Potential of AI Assistants

13:25 - The Limitations of Current Digital Assistants

15:46 - The Future of AI Assistants

18:32 - The Impact on UX/UI Design

23:07 - Unmet Expectations of AI

24:00 - The Fallacy of Automation

24:23 - The Narrative of Technology Replacing Work

25:32 - Advice for Starting a UXUI Journey

25:55 - The Job Market for UXUI Designers

28:44 - The Shifting Role of UXUI Designers

30:09 - Homogenisation in Digital Products

32:54 - The User Experience of Complex Technologies

40:30 - The Future of UXUI Design

44:14 - The Importance of Human Errors in UX

Zoe Faircloth, founder of Crypto Girls Club, discusses the evolution of Web3 and future tech trends, including decentralized social media and the rise of AI. She emphasizes the importance of diversity and inclusion in the tech industry and the need for actionable measures to address the gender imbalance. Zoe also shares her experience launching CGC Recruitment Agency and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. She highlights the role of UX/UI designers in the crypto space and discusses the potential of VR. Zoe encourages individuals to pursue their passions and take the leap into entrepreneurship.

Takeaways

• Web3 is evolving with new developments in decentralized social media and the rise of AI.
• Diversity and inclusion are crucial in the tech industry, and more action is needed to address the gender imbalance.
• Launching a recruitment agency focused on women in tech can help bridge the gender gap.
• UX/UI designers play a significant role in creating user-friendly experiences in the crypto space.
• The future of VR holds potential but also challenges in terms of accessibility and adoption.
• Taking the leap into entrepreneurship requires passion, perseverance, and support from the community.

Chapters

03:07 - Introduction and Background
05:19 - The Evolution of Web3 and Future Tech Trends
12:15 - Diversity and Inclusion in the Tech Industry
16:33 - Launching CGC Recruitment Agency
20:07 - Misconceptions about Women-Only Communities
24:32 - How Men Can Be Allies in the Tech Industry
28:58 - The Role of UX/UI Designers in Crypto
31:34 - The Accessibility and Future of VR
36:15 - Taking the Leap into Entrepreneurship

This episode covers various topics related to technology and its impact on different industries. It starts with an introduction to Codesphere, a platform that simplifies software development. The discussion then moves on to the advancements in AI, including the use of GitHub Copilot and the updates in Chat GPT. The potential of quantum computing and its implications are also explored. The conversation touches on wearable technology, the future of cookies and online advertising, and the rise of digital fiefdoms in e-commerce. The impact of AI on global leadership and the need for security in AI development are discussed. The conversation concludes with a look at the future of developer experience.

Takeaways

• Codesphere simplifies software development by automating infrastructure processes.
• AI advancements, such as GitHub Copilot and Chat GPT, have the potential to improve productivity and assist in various tasks.
• Quantum computing shows promise but also raises concerns about security and the need for regulations.
• The rise of digital fiefdoms in e-commerce and the centralization of platforms pose challenges to competition and innovation.
• The future of technology requires a focus on sustainability, open-source collaboration, and the development of AI agents for security.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to Codesphere

01:10
Introduction to GitHub Copilot and AI in Development

02:13
Updates in Chat GPT and AI Assistance

03:28
Benefits and Limitations of AI Assistance

04:51
Improvements Needed in Chat GPT

05:28
Competition in AI Development

06:27
The Impact of AI on Various Industries

07:33
The Progress and Stabilization of AI

08:19
Advancements in Augmented Reality

09:15
Impressions of Smart Glasses

10:02
The Potential of 3D Sound

10:41
The Emergence of Quantum Computing

11:22
The Development of Quantum Computing Platforms

12:44
Concerns and Opportunities in Quantum Computing

13:08
Speculations on the Future of Quantum Computing

13:21
The Potential Risks of Quantum Computing

14:09
Practical Applications of Quantum Computing

15:10
The Impact of Quantum Computing on Healthcare

15:49
Personal Experiences with Wearable Technology

16:11
Advancements in Audio Technology

17:51
The Future of Cookies and Online Advertising

18:42
The Impact of Cookie Banners on User Experience

19:54
Alternatives to Traditional Cookies

20:26
The Rise of Niche Websites

21:25
The Potential of Interoperable Apps

22:58
The Centralization and Monopolization of Platforms

23:35
The Shift from Capitalism to Digital Feudalism

25:52
The Changing Landscape of Global Leadership

27:05
The Impact of Digital Fiefdoms on E-commerce

28:18
The Influence of Shopify on E-commerce

28:54
The Rise of TEMU and Changing E-commerce Landscape

30:10
The Evolution of AliExpress and Alibaba

32:31
The Slow Progress of Sustainable Development

34:46
The Threats of AI and the Importance of Security

36:06
The Need for Open Source and AI Agents

38:53
The Future of Developer Experience

In this episode we dive into the inspiring story of Erin Berardi. With a remarkable track record of serving as a Teaching Assistant for 15 bootcamps at Ironhack NL, Erin shares the journey that led her from enrolling in Ironhack to becoming an influential mentor and educator in the field. Discover what sparked Erin's initial interest in data analytics, her motivations for joining Ironhack, and the transformative experiences that inspired her to dedicate herself to teaching others.
Join us as we explore the passion and commitment behind Erin's journey from learner to leader, offering valuable insights and inspiration for anyone interested in the power of tech education to change lives.

Join us  for a chat with a Google pro who didn't stop at just landing a job at the tech giant, but went a step further by taking Ironhack's Data Analytics course to boost his career game. Find out why Ignacio chose to hit the books again while navigating the Google universe, the cool skills they picked up, and how it's spicing up their day-to-day work. He shares how he juggled a busy job with learning new tricks, insider tips on climbing the tech ladder, and some hearty advice for anyone looking to keep growing in the tech world. 

We dive into the world of digital strategy and recruitment innovation with Christophe Cadic, the Chief Digital Officer at IKEA France. Cadic shares his insights and experiences in driving digital transformation at one of the world's leading home furnishing brands. Cadic also discusses his unique techniques in talent acquisition and team building, essential for sustaining innovation in a digital age. This episode is a must-listen for those interested in the intersection of technology, business strategy, and human resource management. Join us to uncover the secrets behind IKEA's digital success and how they attract and retain top talent in the industry.

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Josh Doody is the author of "Fearless Salary Negotiation." and in this episode he shares his invaluable insights on salary negotiation in the tech industry, offering expert advice on how to secure the compensation you deserve. Tune in to learn about effective interview techniques and the essential habits to keep in mind when navigating your career in the ever-evolving tech landscape. Don't miss this episode packed with practical tips for career growth and financial success.

The free-to-read-online version of my book: https://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/book/

Article on how to avoid sharing salary expectations: https://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/salary-expectations-interview-question/

Article on setting minimum acceptable salary: https://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/minimum-acceptable-salary/

This week we delve into the heart of our newest venture: the launch of Ironhack Puerto Rico. Yaneisha Pérez Padilla, the General Manager of Ironhack Puerto Rico,  joins us to share some insights into the journey of setting up the campus, the unique opportunities it presents, and the impact it aims to have on tech education in the region. From the challenges faced to the triumphs celebrated, this episode is a behind-the-scenes look at Ironhack's commitment to expanding its educational footprint and fostering a vibrant tech community in Puerto Rico. Tune in to discover what makes this new campus a pivotal addition to the Ironhack family and the local tech landscape.

Join us in this special episode, where we feature the incredible journey of 12-year-old Shivansh Saxena, a coding prodigy and CTO. Shivansh, who began coding at 8, shares his remarkable path in the tech world, offering unique insights and advice for self-learners and young aspirants.

Dive into Shivansh’s world as he discusses overcoming challenges, his passion for technology, and how he balances his role as a CTO with being a student. 

 🎉🎙️ Celebrate with us as we mark our 100th episode! Dive into the heart of our podcast as we curate the most memorable moments, riveting conversations, and invaluable advice from our amazing guests. Whether you're a loyal listener from day one or just tuning in, this special episode offers a nostalgic trip down memory lane, capturing the essence of what makes Ironhack and its community truly special. Tune in for laughter, wisdom, and a heartfelt appreciation for our podcasting journey together. Here's to the next 100! 🥂🎧

In this episode we dive into the world of data analytics with Aleksander Boski, the lead instructor in Berlin. Aleksander gives us an intimate look at the transformational power of data. Aspiring analysts and data enthusiasts, this is your chance to get a firsthand insight into what Ironhack's bootcamp has to offer. Understand the course structure, what to anticipate, and the skills you'll acquire. Whether you're considering a pivot into data analytics or just curious about the field, tune in to glean invaluable insights from a top-tier instructor.

Join us for a look back at the last 10 years of Ironhack with Nizar Khalife, one of our first ever Web Development Instructors. During his time at Ironhack Nizar has also been part of our Education Team and is now with our Engineer Department. In this episode he shares some first hand insights on everything that has changed in Ironhack over the last decade - the techs we use and the topics we teach. We also take a look at what the future holds for our community as well as some top advice for students looking to start their journey with us.

In the competitive landscape of tech hiring, what does it take to stand out as a newcomer in the field? Andrew Waters, joins us to share what hiring managers are looking for in candidates. We delve deep into the core traits and values that hiring managers prioritize when scouting for the next generation of developers.

Navigating from the early stages of crafting a standout CV to portraying oneself effectively in interviews. But it's not all about technical prowess; Andrew emphasizes the non-technical skills that can often become the decisive factors in landing that coveted position.

Max returns to our podcast, not as the budding UX/UI enthusiast we once knew, but as the lead instructor at our Berlin campus. In this episode we traverse Max's transformative journey, explore the intricacies of the UX/UI course, and delve into the rising tide of AI tools shaping the future of design. Whether you're a student, a mentor, or simply curious, this episode offers a panoramic view of passion turned profession.

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In this episode, we sit down with Jesus Ramos, the Studen Success Manager at Ironhack's Berlin campus. Jesus shares insights into his day-to-day role, the evolving landscape of tech education, and the strategies Ironhack employs to ensure every student thrives on their journey into tech. From understanding the challenges students face to envisioning the future of digital learning, join us for a deep dive into the heart of Ironhack's mission. Whether you're an aspiring tech professional or just curious about the world of coding bootcamps, this conversation offers a unique perspective on what it takes to craft success in the tech industry.

Jonny is the founder of Orbital Lab and the lead Web Development instructor for the part-time course at our Berlin campus. He joins us today to discuss his transition into teaching, what students can anticipate from the part-time course, and how the curriculum has evolved over recent years. We also explore the burgeoning fields of machine learning, AI, and prompt engineering, discussing their potential impact on the future of web development.

Roy is a Senior Product Designer from &why. In this episode, we're diving into his journey in UX/UI and how he's been navigating the tech scene. Plus, we'll break down what UX really means and how it's not the same old Product Design you're used to. Confused about the difference? Don't worry, we've got you covered! So, grab a cup of your favorite brew and join us for this enlightening talk.

Anaïs Engler, an alumnus from Ironhack's Paris campus, completed her Web Development program in 2021. She joins us today to share her unique journey, transitioning from a career in journalism to becoming a software engineer. Anaïs shares the challenges she confronted during her transition and offers invaluable advice for those contemplating a similar path. Additionally, we will explore how her professional experience has matched her initial expectations, and how Ironhack's  program paved the way for her successful career transition.

Sarah Doody is the of Founder of Career Strategy Lab and author of the soon to be release 'The Product of You'. Joining us for the second time on the podcast, Sarah shares with us the philosophy that she has used to shape her career in UX research and design. We discuss the importance of taking control of your career strategy, the concept of bread-crumbing your professional experience and how to be best prepared for changes in your career, expected or otherwise.

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The Career Strategy Lab:
https://www.careerstrategylab.com/

Sarah Doody:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahdoody/

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Rahaf was a Web Development student turned Teaching Assistant at our Berlin Campus, since then she has gone on to work as a software engineer for multiple companies and has found the career she was looking for when it all began. Its always great to hear from our alumni that have achieved what they set out to do, and Rahaf's story is one of our favourites! In this episode, we talk about Rahaf's time as a teaching assistant, the move into the tech world and some advise for anyone else looking for follow in her footsteps

Rahaf's show links:
https://www.instagram.com/saotfestival/
https://www.instagram.com/nakba_75/

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Lua Corujeira is the Growth Marketer for Ironhack Germany.  Lua curates and organises all the events, workshops and meetups for our students and alumni and in this episode we talk all about the kind of events you can expect from the Ironhack events calendar. We also discuss the importance of the community for our students and share some insider info on our plans for some summer meet ups!

Ironhack Berlin Meetup Group
LinkedIn
Instagram

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Faye is the Social and Communities Marketing Manager at Tyk.io, an API management platform based here in Germany. Faye joins us today to talk a little about the future of APIs in the ever changing world of tech and also to share an exciting opportunity to apply for funding for your side project! Tyk offers a side project funding programme that is available for all our students and alumni for apply for. The funding will help kickstart your project and get you off the ground in a few easy steps. 
Apply for funding here

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Niklas is a young entrepreneur, mentor and self taught developer. His latest project is an interactive tutorial for the Terminal. In this episode we talk about self taught coding vs traditional learning, how and why Niklas chooses projects to work on and some tips for new comers that may want to start out on their own entrepreneurial journey. 

Test Terminal Tutor here:
https://www.terminaltutor.com

Contact Niklas Wenzel here
https://www.nikwen.de
https://www.linkedin.com/in/niklas-wenzel-59953b201/

Comfort Zone Challenges MeetUp: https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/talkin-berlin/

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Franziska joins us for the second time to continue our conversation on women, minorities and diversity in the world of tech - we talk about how companies can be more aware of their diversity hiring habits, inclusivity policies and treatments of marginalised groups.

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Franziska is Principal People Lead Engineering at SAP Signavio and Founder of tech (people) {code}. Franziska joins us to talk about people first leadership and what new comers to the tech industry can and should expect when looking to start their career.

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Sarah is a 2017 UX/UI alumni and now a VP of Product. She joins us today to discuss her career since graduating, the challenges along the way and some sage advise for new comers to the field. We also discuss the link between anthropology and design, and transferable skills to anyone moving into the world of tech...

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Alvaro Villen is the lead UX/UI designer for Ironhack's upcoming website re-design. Alvaro joins us today to discuss how the project got underway, what its like to work in and lead design teams on large projects and what new designers might expect when they get into their own projects!

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Milan is a former Lead UX/UI teacher of our Berlin Bootcamp. Now running his own Design Systems bootcamp, aimed at further educating designers and specialist. Milan joins us for the Christmas Special to take a dive in to the festive world of design systems, how his bootcamp helps boost careers and a look back on his time in the education space!


Muse Case  Labs Links:
Project Collaboration form: https://forms.gle/KtdJduQC2CHVQ37V7
Website: https://www.muse-case-labs.com/

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Thea is a Data Product Manager and is about to graduate her Masters in Computer Science/Informatics in Munich. Thea joins us today for a div into the data analytics and processes of her job, a look into the topics covered by her degree and the recruitment process to Amazon!
We also discuss the emergence of new AI tools and the world of tomorrow... 

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Stephanie is an Ironhack UX/UI bootcamp graduate and in this episode she shares the incredible story of here journey from Brazil to Berlin to take her bootcamp and kickstart her career. Raising funds for her journey to Europe, tuition fee and to start a new career in tech, Stephanie pulled out all the stops and we wanted to share the some of the inspirational tale with you.

Stephanie is currently looking for her first role as a designer and you can check out her portfolio here:
https://www.stephaniepintoribeiro.design/

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Zoe runs Crypto Girls Club  - In this weeks episode we talked about what her event is and how it aims to help women get into the blockchain and why juniors and Ironhack grads should get involved!

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Ilona recently graduated a Data Analytics bootcamp and is looking to land her first job with her new skills. In this episode Ilona shares her journey to taking a bootcamp and some learnings from along the way. We discuss what made her take the leap and some tips for others following in her footsteps. We also have some spooky tech news to keep you in the halloween spirit!

Connect with Ilona here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilona-nietosvaara/
https://github.com/il-nietos

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A radical change in life can be scary and it might not be the best solution for everyone, but in Julia’s case it definitely was.

In this episode of the podcast, Julia wanted to encourage everyone who is struggling in a similar way to her. When we think about career changers, the first thing that might come to mind is money and let’s be frank: it is an important reason, but we forget how changing careers can have a significant positive impact on your mental health!Sometimes changing jobs result in a completely new life experience. Julia Häußler uses her creativity now in a different way. She benefits from a more flexible job and a less stressful environment while spending more time battling her depression and advocating for mental wellness. 

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Veteran web developer, Marta, joins us to share some insight and learnings from her 15 years as a web dev. Marta is currently the Engineering manager at ManoMano. In this episode we explore Marta's journey into tech and some tips on how you can get your career started in the right direction. Marta also runs a Women in Tech community and a mentoring program, so stay tuned to see how you can get involved!

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We offer a learning schedule for students in all situations at Ironhack and in this episode we wanted to give you the run down on what our remote and part-time courses look like. Learning remote, part or full time, comes with its advantages and disadvantages and it can be hard to know what you are getting into before you sign up. This week are joined by Ellen Merryweather, Senior Content Manager for Ironhack, to discuss how you can choose a course that fits your lifestyle and get you started on your career in tech.

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In this episode we invited our CEO & Co-Founder, Ariel Quinones, to share the journey of Ironhack so far. We discuss how the Ironhack bootcamps have been designed to best prepare our students for their new careers, how the curriculum has evolved to keep up with the ever changing  world of tech and how tech education has becoming more popular than ever in recent years. With the growing demand for developers, designers and analysts, Ariel also shares his plans for the future.

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We, at Ironhack, understand and value the amount trust our students put in us when choosing to taking one of our courses. It is a responsibility we take very seriously and we are always aiming to provide the best possible learning environment we can. In this episode we are joined by Mariel Breuer, the Program Manager of our Berlin campus, to shine some light on the steps she takes in her day to day role, and the steps we take as an organisation, to ensure we uphold this standard. 

We discuss how we strive to make all students feel heard, valued and safe in a fast paced and diverse classroom. Tune in if your thinking of taking the next step in your career!

Ps... We had some audio issues with Mariel's mic at the start but bare with us... We fixed it after a few minutes

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In this episode, Florian shares the inspiring story of his journey from bartending to teaching Web Development at Ironhack. After realising he wanted to make a change and move into the world of coding. Florian tells us the steps he took to build his new career, the obstacles he faced along the way and some advise for anyone following in his footsteps. We also talk about his time at Ironhack and his newly discovered passion for teaching.

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Working freelance is a dream for a lot of students embarking on an Ironhack bootcamp, but taking steps into this world can be daunting. This episode is everything you need to know in order to transition into a freelancing lifestyle: How to find contracts, set your rates,  manage your time and much more. Clemence is a long time friend of the show and if you have any questions about a freelance lifestyle, reach our to her on Linkedin!

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This episode is the 101 on what you can expect to be doing on your bootcamp. We cover the day to day life of the average student - how the days are broken up, the structure of the courses and share some tips on how to organize yourself throughout. 
The 2nd half of this episode includes an interview we had with Curro Jiménez, a WebDev teacher here at Ironhack, in which we take a deeper dive into how the courses are structured. 

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Changing career can be scary, especially later in life. In this, the 2nd in our Tech Careers series, we want to explore what its like to pivot into a tech job in your 30's, and to do that Thi Hannah Chau joined us to share her story from preschool educator to the world of UX. Inspired by her friend, former Ironhack podcast guests, Michael Descharles, Thi Hannah took the leap into a new life, and you can too.

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Facundo Gomez Vera  graduated Ironhack at the end of 2020 and has since become the Head of Product at TrueNode. He shares with us is experiences up to and throughout the bootcamp, his learnings since and how he has build his career since.  

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This week sees the return of Kara Payne to the podcast! First joining us in episode 10, Kara has been building her career in tech ever since her graduation in 2020. Now working for Wikimedia - a division of Wikipedia, Kara shares with us her insights to how the institution is structured, her role in it and her journey so far!

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Sara Zineddine is a Scrum Master for ManoMano. Her career has taken her from being a lawyer in a bank to managing dev teams, and she shares that journey with us in this episode. We also explore the managing techniques and infrastructure ManoMano employs to manage their teams whilst scaling. 

Mira graduated the Ironhack Web Development course in October 2020, and has been working as a developer ever since. In this episode she shares everything she has learned so far in her working life, her plans for the future and some advice for students following in her footsteps!

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Laura Korculanin is a Design Anthropologist,  sustainability innovation consultant and Founder of Give a Shit, an action platform focusing on integrated urban water management and ecological sanitation. Today we talk about regenerative design, the importance of sustainable practices for companies and the world of anthropological design.

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Alex is the Tech Ambassador for ManoMano, a relatively new role in the world of tech. Alex helps connect the employees of his team with any tech resources they may need. In this episode we talk about what Alex's role is, how it fits into the company structure and why it is so important to support tech team members.