My Angular Story

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Kim Crayton This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Kim Crayton. Kim Crayton did a talk at NG Atlanta entitled “I Don’t Do Non-Technical Talks”. They talk about her passion behind this topic, as well as the importance of the human aspects of the job, failing in order to learn from your mistakes and the fact that programmers need to think about the long-term effects of their code. They also touch on core values and meeting people where they are.  In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  I Don’t Do Non-Technical TalksCritical thinking skillsNeed to be able to work with peopleThe “human” skills are what matter in the jobThe human aspects in your job are what make or break your career#CauseASceneHas a Master’s degree in Training DevelopmentThe importance of feedback from failureChange is the only thing that’s constantA lot of times, we look for the easy way to solve itNeed to think of long-term effects of pushing codeA business is a system“Soft” skillsUnderstand the te