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Discussion on "My First few weeks in industry" | Hashnode

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Ben Gristwood

Software Developer, Ex-Computing Teacher and general tech enthusiast

Sep 24, 2020

My First few weeks in industry

So, I’ve up-skilled, I’ve been teaching using scrum methodologies, I can knock out and A-level computing project in a week and my code is clean. I’ve also learned to translate my code into different languages (JS, C#, Java to name a few), I’ve even d...

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Dinys Monvoisin

Software developer, JavaScript Euthusiasts, Inspiring Blogger

Sep 29, 2020

What is the conclusion, what is the important thing you learn?

that as teachers we don't know it all. that there is a difference between teaching Computing and applying it to the real world. That code Kata's are important for building up the skills you need and also that it is important to keep asking for help.

Ben Gristwood

Software Developer, Ex-Computing Teacher and general tech enthusiast

Sep 29, 2020

Ben Gristwood

Software Developer, Ex-Computing Teacher and general tech enthusiast

Sep 29, 2020

that sometimes, it's knowing how to learn, not what you know that is important.