It's not uncommon for technical people to find their technical career development has plateaued and be at a loss for where to move next. What do you do when you hit the technical glass ceiling and are faced with stark choices that don't inspire you?
Software Manufacturing
Wednesday, June 21, 2017 : John McGlashan College
The use of tools to manage the development of a digital output - specifically, a web application.
I'm a career web developer from Dunedin, New Zealand. I've worked in the software consulting, banking and insurance sectors ahead of joining my current workplace, Intergen.
Software and support is my passion. I like solving people's problems in a meaningful and simply-explained way. I want people to find computers and software easier to work with and easier to understand. If I'm not doing tech stuff, I'll be playing my drums, enjoying the cricket or spending time with my kids.
