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In this demo lesson*, I guide you through your very first steps in programming. You’ll see that you don’t need a computer science degree to start coding — and that even one line of Java can spark a whole new direction in your career.
* This video was originally recorded during my collaboration with Future Collars coding bootcamp. The teaching materials and methods presented do not belong to Future Collars but are based on my own approach. The video is publicly available on YouTube. I am now offering private mentoring independently and this recording is shared solely to demonstrate my teaching style. This use does not imply any current affiliation with or endorsement by Future Collars.
Work in Tech Beyond Coding
🎀👩🏻💻 Software Dev Barbie
Hey Barbies and Kens!
To live in Barbie Heap Land is to be a perfect programmer in a perfect workplace. Unless you have a full-on existential crisis. 🙈 Or a compilation error. 💥
This Sprint. Online. Get ready for the release! Grab some popcorn 🍿, and enjoy 🎥
How music relates to coding 🎶💻
Check out our discussion with Kasia Jakubowska on her Polish podcast Zawody.
🎤 How does music relate to coding? 🎶💻
And where did the office ice cream drama come from? 🍦
We also chatted about sipping coffee from someone else’s stash… plus the incredible story of my mentee – find out why I’m basically like Nokia 📞😅.
Curious about my professional work?
Check out our discussion with Paweł Lewiński from https://agilelabs.pl
🖨️ Discover what AI and photocopiers have in common, why we’re talking about “an approximation of an approximation”, and the meaning behind number 131. Grab your coffee ☕️ and tune in!
How I balance my professional life with hobbies
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🎧 Check out this episode of Doing It My Way by Beata Matras, featuring me as a guest.
In this episode, we delve into the challenges and rewards of transitioning into tech, the importance of mentorship, and how I balance my professional life with personal passions like cooking, fitness, and linguistics.
💼 Is switching careers throwing away everything you’ve worked for? 💀
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✈️ I spent years in Aerospace Engineering, analyzing flight data and working on aviation projects. But when I started exploring programming, I couldn’t help but wonder if changing careers meant losing it all.
👩🏻💻 In this episode of Technically, A Podcast with Mia Kotalik, I share my journey, the challenges of learning software development, and how I manage it all.
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