Leo Lima is a senior software engineer for a crypto marketplace company based in Toronto. He pivoted from a career in journalism to software development and fighting all the odds, found his place in this field. He talks about how he used his self-doubt as fuel during his journey and how he overcame obstacles by just sticking to the plan no matter what happens.  You can find Leo online on Twitter at @leocavia. About Kartik: I'm a software engineer based in Toronto who loves to get to know people and learn from them.

Everyone Sucks!

Figuring it out no matter what ~ Leo Lima

David Dias is the author of the famous Frontend Checklist. He started off his career in journalism but now works as a Senior Software Engineer in Toronto. His story proves how hard work creates luck. Listen to the story of one of the most humble people I've ever met.  About Kartik: I'm a software engineer based in Toronto who loves to get to know people and learn from them.

Le dev expat: David Dias

Today we get to talk with Jeffrey, a senior software developer with Telus Digital. He walks us through his journey from a baker to auto shop worker to a senior developer.

Journey of resilience with Jeffrey Chang

In the second episode, we are joined by Sandeep Pillai, who started his career as a Freelancer, worked in multiple startups and currently works as Consultant for RBC through CapGemini. Sandeep talks about his experience as a freelancer fresh out of college, and how that helped him develop his overall skills. Sandeep also talks about the consulting experience as a developer. Please let us know what you think of the episode at everyonesucks.info@gmail.com. Share, Subscribe and Leave a review! :)

#2: Journey from Freelancing to Consulting

In the kick off episode of our podcast, we have Billal Sarwar, a UX-Researcher at RBC who has received many awards for his brilliant work. We learn about Billal’s journey in becoming a UX-Researcher at one of the largest companies in Canada.  Please let us know how do you like the episode and what should we improve on at everyonesucks.info@gmail.com.

#1: Every intern should hear this.

All we see are the achievements of people, but what we miss are the times when they sucked too. Everyone goes through a time when they feel like the dumbest person ever, so Kartik and David interview some successful people to let it out there that everyone has been through that phase. Everyone sucks, but what matters is how you improve and work yourself out of there.

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Everyone Sucks!

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