
Problem Chains
Today we're talking about problems we face every day as developers, and we face problems every day in a lifecycle -- meaning our problems are almost never atomic. We're going to talk about breaking pr...
18 Jul 20188min

Rollercoasters of Emotions
It's important that we remember ourselves as humans with emotions and recognize how our emotions affect our behavior and decisions. In this episode, we're talking about understanding our emotions and ...
16 Jul 201812min

Astrology and The Barnum Effect
In today's episode, we talk about astrology's methodology can be very persuasive and similarities in perceptions of code. Get in touch If you have questions about today's episode, want to start a conv...
13 Jul 201813min

A Bug Story - How Narrative Bias Creates Blind Spots
Our brains are lazy, but if a story makes sense, that can be more persuasive than raw data and often picked up more readily than data. Get in touch If you have questions about today's episode, want to...
11 Jul 201813min

A Research-Backed Argument for Empathy
In today's episode, we're talking about empathy and why everyone needs it. Thanks to today's Sponsor: Datadog Thousands of organizations rely on Datadog to collect, visualize and alert on out of the b...
9 Jul 201812min

A Problem Solving Paradox
In today's episode, we're talking about the paradox that happens when we get caught up seeking the perfect code. How do we address this and get past our own assumptions? ##Thanks to today's Sponsor: ...
6 Jul 201811min

Attentional Bias & Cognitive Expectations aka "It Was Right In Front Of You The Whole Time"
It's important to understand yourself. Most importantly, it's important to understand how your brain works. What are the things that stick with you and why do those things stick with you? Get in touch...
4 Jul 201813min

No Good Options
We've been talking about choice on the past few episodes of Developer Tea and today we're going to continue down that road in today's episode. Today we're talking about how we navigate our careers whe...
2 Jul 20189min




















