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In this episode we share our career stories: how we got into programming and Python. If you're somewhat new to PyBites or haven't yet heard how we got to where we are, you'll want to give this a listen.
Note: this is an excerpt from a presentation we proudly gave to students at UCLA!
The key takeaway from this episode is that careers are not always linear. The skills you develop along the way can lead you down different paths. Taking these opportunities as they come are usually highly beneficial - they certainly were for us.
Many of the concepts we talk about in the podcast are also present in our stories: getting uncomfortable; building things and networking with people.
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