Your Winter OTJ Playlist- Tech Edition

Published on December 14, 2022

Let the festive season turn into an opportunity to build your OTJ: Read articles from community members or watch event recordings... Here are some tips from us to make your holiday season even more jolly!  Continue building your OTJ all the while enjoying this festive time of the year!

Explore the list curated specifically for those interested in Tech, below:

 Programme Quickreads Spotlight Events Featured Books
Software Engineering  

This article written by software engineering coach, Simon Haines, teaches you about the magic of computers and explores something computers are great at: really, really big calculations. 

To Infinity and Beneath: Unreasonably Big Calculations in JavaScript | by Simon Haines

 A Swift introduction to iOS development Fundamentals of Software Engineering
Tech Consulting

BTF coach, Lucy Levy, shares her top tips on how to consciously show up, participate and increase your visibility at work...

How to Increase Your Visibility at Work | by Lucy Levy

 Disagreeing Brilliantly Humble Consulting

 

Other news

Time to Look After your Wellbeing | by Janine White

December 13, 2022
We may talk a lot about wellbeing, but what does looking after ourselves actually look like? Chances are you are already practising self-care in various ways. It can often feel challenging, however, to feel like we have enough time to build these practices into and around our workday. Recognising that some roles offer more flexibility than others, here are some ways to think about your own wellbei

Communication, communication, communication! | by Katie Pinion

December 14, 2022
I don’t know about you, but I’m not a mind reader. I can’t look across the room at somebody and know what they’re thinking. Maybe it’s “I can’t wait for my lunch break,” or maybe it’s “I forgot to feed the fish this morning.” Although it’d be my chosen superpower if I could have one, I, unfortunately, lack this skill. But, with the technological advances we’ve made over the past 100 – even the pas