Women In Tech Weekly Issue Number 2
Welcome to yet another Tuesday! This is the second issue of Women in Tech Weekly and I can’t wait to share this week’s news and resources with you 🙂
Celebrations ??
Dasani has opened a chapter of Girls Who Code on her college campus!
In her own words:
“After 3 years of trying to get past school bureaucracy and red tape, I finally managed to open a chapter of girls who code in my school campus. We are almost finished teaching and making cool projects with our first cohort of amazing high school girls and will be holding a graduation ceremony soon!”
A post shared by Dasani Madipalli (@dasani_decoded) on Feb 10, 2019 at 12:09pm PST
It was Hollie’s Birthday on Sunday, April 14th! ?
Happy Birthday, you badass girl! I know that you have another awesome year ahead of you, enjoy every moment of it! 🙂
A post shared by Hollie Wright (@holliewrightre) on Apr 15, 2019 at 7:18am PDT
Alex is celebrating the growth of her Podcast, Intimate Business!
In her own words:
“This week the podcast has grown the most, it started as a personal outlet and now it has been growing into a channel on its own. I’m enjoying sharing on my experiences and will start having guests soon.”
A post shared by Alex (@theyogicoder) on Apr 15, 2019 at 6:07pm PDT
Resources ??
1. Data Science
Natasha (a.k.a. Blonde_AI) has shared an awesome playlist with Videos from Women in Data Science Conference.
Natasha says:
“The YouTube channel has recordings of the talks from the Women in Data Science conference. Not only is it very informative, but also it celebrates and shows the achievements of women in machine learning and data science!” – if you’re interested in Data Science, it’s definitely worth watching!
2. Career
If you’re looking for career advice, look no further, these ladies have created some awesome content:
Mayuko has started an incredible series of videos for anyone who is interested in a career in Software Engineering! So far there are 6 videos where she guides you through the human aspects of this process and creates expectations for your first day at work.
And 2 amazing articles by Dasani Madipalli:
Dasani says:
“I go through a detailed account of how I approached finding an internship and landing one at Google when I had no connections or previous experience in the first place. It was a resource I wish I had when I was trying to find internships because I felt like everyone around me had industry connections or prior experience coding.”
Dasani says:
“A lot of people, including myself, find it really difficult to talk about themselves and include their accomplishments in resumes. I go through a step by step process of how you can both make a great resume as well as get more comfortable owning your accomplishments.”
3. Events
Hollie has shared the WISE’s Annual Conference
Hollie says:
“We are organising a conference in London for women in STEM. The theme is Our Skills, Our Future and it’s all about how we can future-proof our careers by learning the skills which will be required in the future.”
I’m so glad that I’ve started this project! It shows how much is going on in this community and how awesome women in tech are ❤️I’m proud of every single one of you, ladies!
Please let me know your thoughts in the comments below and if you’d like to share something for next week’s issue, email me at hello@codingblonde.com! I’m prototyping the system right now, but I’ll come up with a permanent submission tool soon ?
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