Soft Skills Engineering is a weekly advice podcast for software developers.
The show's hosts are experienced developers who answer your questions about topics like:
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Here's what listeners say:
If you work in tech and feel you're a bit lacking in soft skills, check this podcast out.
— Hammerton Mwawuda (@h_mwawuda) August 25, 2020
I'm personally a nerd and I didn't know how to "get along" with most people when I started working. It helps to know how to communicate and co-exist. @SoftSkillsEng https://t.co/BMpvLRoTnX
@Watandeep Sekhon If you aren't already listening to @SoftSkillsEng then you're really missing out. Watandeep Sekhon (@sekhonw) August 19, 2020
Started listening to @SoftSkillsEng and it’s such a great resource! People often forget how important soft skills are especially in the dev world. It’s definitely something that you can invest in now that will benefit you during your whole career!
— Kyle 🍔🍟 (@DesignByKyle) August 21, 2019
Started listening to @SoftSkillsEng and it’s such a great resource! People often forget how important soft skills are especially in the dev world. It’s definitely something that you can invest in now that will benefit you during your whole career!
— Kyle 🤙 (@DesignByKyle) August 21, 2019
Hands down @SoftSkillsEng has the best intros. I'm in tears most of the times 😂😂😂
— Bassam Ismail 🚴 (@skippednote) August 19, 2019
Being a good software engineer also means that you focus on soft skills as well. Let me recommend a great podcast from @jamison_dance and @djsmith42, the @SoftSkillsEng!https://t.co/l0Rq1gy8fX
— Gábor Horváth (@hhgabor) August 17, 2019
.@SoftSkillsEng continues to be my favorite podcast. I laugh at loud at least once an episode and the content is super on-point.
— ████ Sager (@adfontes__) August 16, 2019
Listen to every episode of @SoftSkillsEng 🤓 Nothing has a more profound impact on your career growth than soft skills.
— Mike Kerr (@codecareercoach) July 31, 2019
I just discovered @SoftSkillsEng but it is amazing, I always learn something new from them. Also all episodes have a fun and friendly feeling
— Daniel Peñaloza (@danp1925) July 23, 2019
I love @SoftSkillsEng .. although it's not directly focused on technical side of Software Engineering, it takes a huge often not-discussed part of the job such as the team communication, management, ethics, etc...
— Nigo (@lenaggar) May 14, 2019
The hosts are really good, I literally listen to every episode ❤️
@WanderingHogan I’ve been looking for new podcasts and added @SoftSkillsEng when you mentioned it. Just listened to EP 149 and totally relevant to me as a 40-year-old dev. Thanks for sharing! Also, nice to hear your name in the shoutouts!
— Andrew Serff (@andrewserff) April 5, 2019
This week Jamison and Dave answer these questions:
Jamison mentions this by Charity Majors on the pendulum between technical and people leadership.
Jamison also mentions this HBR article on employee happiness.
This week Jamison and Dave answer these questions:
The article comparing research on productivity in static and dynamic type systems is here. It is a great read.
Jamison also mentions Goodhart’s Law. Read more about it here.
This week Jamison and Dave answer these questions:
We talked a bit about the value of deadlines way back in episode nine if you want to hear some positive things about deadlines.
