Simple Programmer Podcast

John Sonmez wants to help you become more successful, make more money, deal with difficult coworkers and be so productive everyone thinks you must be abusing a prescription for Ritalin. Listen in every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, as Simple Programmer founder, John Sonmez, answers questions, interviews guests and shares everything he knows to help you become a top performing software developer. The Simple Programmer Podcast is a short podcast that is a mix of career advice, philosophy and soft skills from successful author and software developer, John Sonmez. John is the founder of http://simpleprogrammer.com, one of the most popular software development blogs, and the author of the best-selling book, "Soft Skills: The Software Developer's Life Manual." (http://simpleprogrammer.com/softskills) Geared towards a programmer or software developer audience, but contains practical advice on: Career development Entrepreneurship Fitness Finance Productivity Personal development And more... That anyone can benefit from. Each episode is between 5 and 10 minutes long with at least 3 new episodes each week.

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Simple Programmer Podcast 004: How Do I Get A Programming Job Without Experience?

In this episode, I give my advice on getting a programming job without any experience.

25 Maj 20156min

Simple Programmer Podcast 002: How Do I Turn Down A Job Offer?

In this episode, I talk about the polite and professional way to decline a job offer.

22 Maj 20157min

Simple Programmer Podcast 003: Joe Colantonio is Taking Personal Branding to the Next Level

In this interview, Joe Colantonio shows us how successfully marketing yourself and building your brand online can greatly change your life.

22 Maj 201525min

Simple Programmer Podcast 001: Introduction

Welcome to the first episode of the Simple Programmer Podcast. In this episode, I talk about what this podcast is all about, what to expect, and why I'm creating this.

21 Maj 20159min