Break Into Tech And Become A Software Engineer
Changing careers into tech is challenging, but with the right approach, it’s entirely possible. In this course, you'll learn that coding skills alone aren’t enough to land a job—you need a strategic plan tailored for career changers.
We’ll explore how to build the habits necessary for success as a software developer, covering topics like:
- Effective networking
- Building your presence in the tech community
- Managing your time as a busy adult
You’ll discover how to establish credibility as an outsider, and you’ll focus on creating the one essential side project that will set you apart from the competition and get you hired. This course is your comprehensive guide to making a successful transition into the tech industry.
Brian leverages his experience going through a bootcamp and now running his own bootcamp (Parsity), where he's helped 100s of career switchers land coding jobs. If you're interested in Parsity, get $800 off with this link: https://www.parsity.io/taro
I'm Brian Jenney, an engineering manager, full stack developer, and the owner of Parsity.io, an online coding school. I learned to code at 30 after leaving behind a difficult past of addiction.
Since then, I've worked at multiple companies, host "The Develop Yourself Podcast" for early career developers, written a wealth of articles, and regularly speak at events.
I live in the SF Bay Area with my three kids, where I continue to share my journey and help others transition into tech.
With his wellspring of industry knowledge and excellent teaching abilities, Brian is the perfect person to learn from for Developers of all skill levels.
He is uniquely able to motivate and teach in an engaging way that makes you strive to improve as well as provide all the tools necessary to reach your goals.
I had not interviewed for quite a while and was not having a lot of success in previous interviews. Brian not only worked with me on the technical aspect of coding challenges and the best approaches for take home assignments but also gave me a stronger foundation in my Javascript skills and coached me through an enduring interview circuit.
Having Brian as a mentor is not only a joy, but the best career decision I've made in the past few years.
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