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CHAOSS, Community, And Breaking Barriers - Temitope Asama
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In this episode of the Mycelium Network podcast, I speak with Temitope Asama to learn about her tech journey, highlighting her initial interests and challenges. Her active involvement in the CHAOSS community underscores the importance of supportive networks in fostering growth. Additionally, Temitope's advocacy for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the tech space is a critical theme, reflecting her commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable industry. This narrative emphasizes the power of community and the significance of DEI efforts in shaping the tech landscape.
The conversation sheds light on the significant hurdles that African developers encounter in tapping into global job markets, emphasizing the restrictive impact of geographical and economic barriers. It also explores how open-source projects and a commitment to lifelong learning can serve as powerful tools for overcoming these obstacles, enabling developers to build a global presence and enhance their skills in a competitive industry. This part of the discussion highlights the critical importance of accessibility, networking, and skill development in breaking down barriers to opportunities.
I (Schalk Neethling) also briefly share my story from music to tech illustrating the diverse paths leading to the tech industry, highlighting the value of varied experiences. This shared experience between Temitope and myself emphasizes the dynamic, inclusive nature of the tech community, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journeys.
Links
* CHAOSS Community DEI Badging Project
* Schalk Neethling on LinkedIn
Community
* Join the community on Slack
* Continue the conversation on GitHub or here on Substack
* Support the podcast on Patreon
* Recorded with Riverside.fm (Affiliate link)
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This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit schalkneethling.substack.com
40 episode
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In this episode of the Mycelium Network podcast, I speak with Temitope Asama to learn about her tech journey, highlighting her initial interests and challenges. Her active involvement in the CHAOSS community underscores the importance of supportive networks in fostering growth. Additionally, Temitope's advocacy for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the tech space is a critical theme, reflecting her commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable industry. This narrative emphasizes the power of community and the significance of DEI efforts in shaping the tech landscape.
The conversation sheds light on the significant hurdles that African developers encounter in tapping into global job markets, emphasizing the restrictive impact of geographical and economic barriers. It also explores how open-source projects and a commitment to lifelong learning can serve as powerful tools for overcoming these obstacles, enabling developers to build a global presence and enhance their skills in a competitive industry. This part of the discussion highlights the critical importance of accessibility, networking, and skill development in breaking down barriers to opportunities.
I (Schalk Neethling) also briefly share my story from music to tech illustrating the diverse paths leading to the tech industry, highlighting the value of varied experiences. This shared experience between Temitope and myself emphasizes the dynamic, inclusive nature of the tech community, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journeys.
Links
* CHAOSS Community DEI Badging Project
* Schalk Neethling on LinkedIn
Community
* Join the community on Slack
* Continue the conversation on GitHub or here on Substack
* Support the podcast on Patreon
* Recorded with Riverside.fm (Affiliate link)
Help Others Find The Podcast
* Rate and review on Apple Podcasts
Thanks for reading Mechanical Ink - Open Source - Open Web - Open Startup! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit schalkneethling.substack.com
40 episode
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×1 Finding Your Tribe, Coding as Therapy, and Navigating Career Change - Bekah Hawrot Weigel 1:19:34
1 From Outreachy to CHAOSS, Open Source, DEI, And Technical Writing: Precious Onyewuchi 40:09
1 Breaking Barriers: The Global Challenges of a Nigerian Designer - Nmesoma Okonkwo 45:42
1 Coding Her Future: Tech, Trials, and Triumphs - Kate Blake 54:11
1 CHAOSS, Community, And Breaking Barriers - Temitope Asama 47:39
1 The Developer's Path: Learning, Leading, and Growing with Dan Moore 1:12:14
1 Hackathons, Developer Communities, and Holopin with Elena Lape 1:02:50
1 Empowering Diversity in Tech: A Conversation with Women Who Code 1:03:25
1 TechIsHiring.com, People First, Open Source As Career Growth, A.I. Nuance - Chad Stewart 1:08:38
1 VM (Vicky) Brasseur - Forge your future with Open Source 53:30
1 Alex Buaiscia - From Humanistic Studies, Journalism, and Desktop Support to a Fullstack Developer - 031 1:30:35
1 Leo Cheng - From A Film and TV Editor to Being A Self-Taught Programmer - 030 45:18
1 Bri Leever - Designing your life, being community-led, and one hundred coffee chats - 029 1:02:21
1 Open Source at GitHub with Abigail Cabunoc Mayes and Naytri Sramek 1:05:46
1 Ankita Kulkarni - The joy of learning, leading with empathy, and making a difference - 028 1:08:29
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