
It Was Never the Code
Thirteen things about the six months in front of you that are not on the syllabus. From twelve years of teaching people who started with nothing.
Kuzzat Altay41 min17 chaptersFree, all the way through
Chapters
01Cold open0:5702Movement 1 — Companies used to have no choice about difficult people2:3903Movement 2 — Ten years of books in two hours2:4504Movement 3 — Nobody buys a car because it has an engine2:4305Movement 4 — Both sides of this market are forgetting how to code2:5806Movement 5 — Coding is how you learn to take a problem apart2:4407Movement 6 — You get paid for the margin you make, not the hours you sit2:2508Movement 7 — Your camera is doing the interview before you speak2:4209Movement 8 — Nobody argued with you when you were scrolling2:3310Movement 9 — You cannot climb and argue at the same time3:0111Movement 10 — I turned a delivery van into a college3:0112Movement 11 — When the artificial kind gets cheap the organic kind gets expensive2:5813Movement 12 — Everyone on the plane lands at the same airport2:5214Movement 13 — Twelve months ago I could not breathe2:3415What it cost1:2816What you now know1:4617Try This0:51
Where this comes from
Written for the people in the room
These books started as classes. CYDEO’s AI QA Automation program runs live for six months, taught by the person who wrote and narrated this one.
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