On this episode, Lee September joins us to tell his inspiring story on Neurodiversity and Leadership. He shares his personal journey from engineer to management and how being neurodivergent played a role within this story. From personal growth to being inclusive to anyone. Knowing when to read the room and adjusting accordingly to put everyone in their strengths.
What happens when you dedicate a day to breaking things on purpose? At Bol.com, it’s called Chaos Day—a day where teams intentionally cause failures to uncover weaknesses and build confidence in their systems.
Neurodiversity - Two brave guests sharing their personal stories
Neuro Diversity - Two courageous guests sharing their personal stories about their discovery at a later age of autism and Tourette syndrome. Their search since then and how the neurodiversity community is helping them.
A must-listen for everybody with and without a label!
"It's not just about acceptance—it's about creating a space where people can truly be themselves."
In this episode, Ernst & Daniel from Queer Bol share how they transformed the workplace into a more inclusive place for everyone. Creating a movement—promoting visibility, education, and belonging at Bol.
A group of Kotlin enthusiast joined KotlinConf back in December last year in Copenhagen. We invited this group to share their learnings for this conference. Two of the participants are sharing their takeaways from KotlinConf with you.
Demo-time; Google Glass capabilities in a pop-up Warehouse
Testing the boundaries of the technology that we have today and having the opportunity to put a Google Glass on and experience operating in a pop-up Warehouse. Those were the results of a joint experiment by Google and bol.com.
Why would you build an open source FTP server in Rust?
Why build an open-source FTP server in Rust?
Sometimes, I must admit I’m a little dazzled by all the languages, frameworks and stuff our engineers work with. So, when our guest of today explained to me some of the intriguing...
Update 11th march 2021
This week started with the International Womens Day. #ChooseToChallenge #IWD2021
We wanted to start a new experiment so that's why we started the experiment with this episode. We want to add automated transcription to our posts.
Kotlin was first used by our teams a couple of years ago. It had an interesting start that shows how we adopt technology in general. In different feature teams a group of software engineers explored their own use cases for Kotlin.
This episode has 2 subjects: PostgreSQL migration and performance. The two guests of our show will present during the PostgreSQL User group meetup at bol. com which started shortly after this recording.