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How I Landed My Dream Software Job in 12 Months

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Twelve months ago, Matt Woods was just wrapping up his first developer conference. Now, he's shipping real code at Tailwind, an OKC software SaaS startup. In this talk, Matt unpacks the 3 cornerstone habits that paved the way to consistently grow as a software developer, balloon his professional network, easily share the best takeaways to begin building an audience - and of course, get his dream software job. Matt Woods is a marketer and developer at Tailwind. He's crazy about craft coffee, podcasts and leveling-up the skills needed to create jaw-dropping products that make people's lives better. Keep up with Matt: https://mattwoods.io/ https://github.com/matopher https://twitter.com/matopher Thanks to Matt and Techlohoma for giving us permission to share this video
Date: 2022-03-14

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Comments and reviews: 4

Eliot
Needed to hear the ship more piece. That term makes me think of Steve Jobs so much . I started shipping more but it's almost like you can't ship enough and you crushed it with this presentation. Thanks for sharing this insight on many of the topics and also the network piece on having a core group for networking. I really need to get that more consistent and determined. Loosely on and off met with kinds of mentors but this was a push for me to consistently meet with them and receive and offer feedback.
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Can
Thank you very much for sparing time to share your experiences and opinions. They are so valuable and helpful. Especially, sharing byproducts and documenting part give me some ideas how to help community and myself.
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Ritik
Actually I have lots of questions so can I have ur email so that I could text ? N u can help me ..
Actually I am in college so idk how to contribute in open source projects ??
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Kadijah
This is was the most relatable and helpful video I-ve watched! I truly appreciate this! Thank you i am sharing with my friends! I-d like to connect.
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