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Why Creativity Makes For Great Programmers at Flatiron School
We take a look at four Flatiron School alums and students from creative fields who flourished as programmers.
How to Use a Side Project to Score Your First Job in Tech
There’s a simple way to show off your tech chops that even beginners can use: create a side project. We talk to three software developers who used their side projects to land their first tech jobs.
Your Ultimate Guide to Finding (and Keeping) a Tech Mentor
We share how to find a great mentor in tech, how to start a mentorship relationship, and how to make that relationship last.
Flatiron Alum Jennifer Sardina On Tying the Knot with a Tech Career
Flatiron School alumna Jennifer Sardina tells us why she chose Flatiron School, how she juggles working full-time with motherhood, and all about her exciting job at XO Group.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Changing Careers from The Muse
Jody Porowski from The Muse shares her tried-and-true methods for deciding if a career change into tech is right for you.
3 Tips on How to Prepare for Your Technical Interview
Technical interviews can be scary prospects no matter where you are in your career journey. We share three ways to tackle your next interview, whether you’re a beginner or expert programmer.
Five Talented Developers With Completely Unexpected Backgrounds
Meet five developers who buck the stereotypes of a “traditional” programming background.
Preparing for the Technical Interview: Five Formats to Expect
The prospect of a technical interview can be nerve-wracking whether you’re seeking your first programming job or you’re a coding pro changing companies. The first step to being prepared is knowing what to expect.
Why This Lifelong Programmer Decided to Enroll at Flatiron School
Manuel Neuhauser taught himself to program at age ten. He shares what he got out of attending Flatiron School that you won’t get from pursuing a Computer Science degree.