
#077 - The why and how of networking to boost your Python career
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if you're not a fan of the show, it's Jason's fault. If you're a fan of the show, it's Jason's fault.
This week the man that gave us the golden tip to start a podcast, Jason Wattier.
Jason tells us what he does in his day to day, which nicely segues into networking as an important skill he leveraged throughout his career.
Be ready for some great tips and overall a fun conversation with a long time friend and member of the Pybites community (which you can join here: https://pybit.es/community/).
Books we're reading:
- Jason: Effective pandas + Don't trust your gut
- Bob: The magic of thinking big
- Julian: Harvard Business Review
- Networking related book: Give and Take
- We added all the books mentioned on our podcast to this reading list.
Reach out to Jason on Twitter, LinkedIn or on our Slack.
Jason also wrote an article on our blog about Pycon:
You don’t need to be a Pro @ Python to crack the code of Pycon
Please send us any feedback or ideas to [email protected] - thanks for listening!
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