I recently graduated from Made Tech’s software engineering academy. I wanted to take a moment to reflect on how far I’ve come and share my journey.
Life at Made Tech
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Let’s get comfortable talking about mental health
In this blog post, 3 members of the Made Tech team share their experiences with mental health struggles, and talk about how we can support each other.
Neurodiversity and work: supporting our teammates
We need to make sure neurodivergent teammates and people who go through the hiring process with us feel supported.
Black History month: the power of sharing our stories
Made Tech’s Ifey Akuoko writes about her inspirations, career journey, and diversity and inclusion at Made Tech.
The forgotten female innovators in tech
To celebrate this Ada Lovelace day, we’re shining a light on just a few fantastic pioneers who should be much better known than they are.
Made Tech engineering book club turns 1!
It’s been 1 year since the first official meeting of our engineering book club. So 12 months on I’m taking time to reflect on what it’s meant to our community.
Communities of practice: the value to people, organisations and clients
A community of practice is a group of people who all share a common interest in doing something. In a business context, it’s usually specific to a skillset. What’s the value to people, organisations and clients?
ADHD and me: stories from Made Tech
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects people’s behaviour. Those with it can seem restless, have trouble concentrating and often act on impulse.
How we should really celebrate Black History Month
We should be celebrating Black history, heritage and excellence all year round. Ayo Olatunde writes about making Black history within organisations, visibly addressing leadership and hiring practices, and pay inequities to show commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Exploring anxiety in software engineering
I’ve always wondered why imposter syndrome and anxiety are so common for so many in our industry. As an engineer who suffers from anxiety, it’s long been a topic that’s been close to my heart.
