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An awesome dive into stepping outside comfort zones and diving head-first into VR and game development with the Friends That Code crew.
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Navy Veteran, Scrum Master, and Agile Guru Tony Amos joins us to discuss imposter syndrome and kanban methodologies.
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A very candid chat about recognizing engineering burnout, prioritizing mental wellness, and forging strong ties while pushing out quality code.
"Mike and I worked together on the Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign app. While I was leading the team in Brooklyn with the iOS effort, Mike was (remotely) holding the fort by himself on the Android side. His efforts allowed us to launch the Android app a mere month after the iOS app launch — an incredible feat, considering the amount of features and complexity of the apps. It was a pleasure working with him..."
"Michael was a pleasure to work with. He was always available, and provided some of the best work I've seen, in such a short time. I'd jump at the chance to work with Michael again, and look forward to that day."
"If you want things done correctly, quickly and look great, Mike is the guy. Mike's ability to work in many different languages and frameworks, combined with his eye for design makes him a rare talent."
"I've worked with Mike on a few projects now, and what stands out is his personal ownership of what he's building. He's not content to merely implement a set of technical requirements and turn that back over to the client; he tries to understand both the goals of the business and the perspective of the user and find a solution that works with both. I'd highly recommend Mike to anyone looking for that level of engagement and professionalism."