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From Bootcamp to Teaching Masters' Comp Sci

52 min • 4 maj 2023

Richard talks to Chelsea Troy, a programmer working at Mozilla who has a side gig teaching Masters' Computer Science students at the University of Chicago. This is highly unusual, considering she does not have a computer science degree! They talk about how she landed that job, including how the interview process differs from industry interviews, among other topics.

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From Bootcamp to Teaching Masters' Comp Sci

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