All Hands on Tech

We bring you the audio from our recent state of JavaScript panel with Pluralsight authors John Papa, Joe Eames and Jeremy Morgan. Their fun conversation covers topics including:

• JavaScript’s bad rap
• Do low code/no code advancements threaten developers?
• Is there a right or wrong JS framework to use
• Which JavaScript frameworks = which Star Wars characters

What will the tech jobs of the future look like? To explore that question, we bring you the audio versions of four popular articles from Pluralsight's blog, focusing on blockchain, machine learning, cloud computing and big data analytics.

Want to read the posts?

• Tech jobs of tomorrow: Blockchain
• Tech jobs of tomorrow: Machine learning
• Tech jobs of tomorrow: Cloud computing
• Tech jobs of tomorrow: Big data

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For today’s episode, we chatted with Kristen Foster-Marks—director of engineering for Flow at Pluralsight—about imposter syndrome, embracing failure as a new engineer, Kristen’s journey into tech, and her unique research into the academic field of second language acquisition and what it can teach us about learning how to code. Kristen's article series on SLA and learning to code can be found here: https://www.pluralsight.com/blog/software-development/sla-learning-to-code-part-1

Culture strategist Alice Meredith discusses how to build a culture of collaboration on your technology team, including being vulnerable and transparent as a leader, setting aside time for structured brainstorming where everyone has a voice, and meeting each member of the team where they are at.

Daniel speaks with Pluralsight author Bismark Adomako about how big data is impacting the financial industry, best practices for creating a big data strategy at your company, and more.

• Bismark's Pluralsight author page