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A photo of a British high street. In the shop window is a reflection of other shops on the other side of the road including a Greggs bakery.

Becoming a UX designer: when a career change is everything you hoped for

Max Conn
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The Digital Lighthouse: How Anthony Nolan modernised its legacy infrastructure

Zoe Cunningham
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A portrait of a person balancing on one foot on a rock during sunset.

Work-life balance: magic formula or stressful myth?

Chris Willis
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The Digital Lighthouse: Balancing innovation and risk with Monal Sangvhi

Zoe Cunningham
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Let’s talk about invisible tech debt! Vol. 1: Expressive tests and test error messages

Mike McLean
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Being heard as a woman in a room full of men: some practical advice

Helen Jackson
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Net Zero – no excuses

Yingxin Jiang
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The story at the centre of the scandal

John Medley-Hallam
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Illustration of two stick figures in a mentoring situation. The figure on the right is helping the other figure on the left to stand up, symbolizing support and assistance. Above them is a thought bubble with three dots, indicating thinking or conversation. The background is a flat blue color, and the figures are outlined in a contrasting yellow, creating a minimalist and modern design.

Showing up as a real human person is the only way to be an effective mentor and manager

Helen Jackson
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Women in tech only want one thing and it’s…

Sarah Binney
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Six senior Softwire women on careers, self-belief and success

Sasha Burgoyne
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The image is a promotional graphic for a podcast. On the left side, there's a logo with a lighthouse and the text "Techtalks" above it. To the right, there's a photograph of a woman, Rajani Rao, who is described as the "Principle Technologist at AVEVA, and the director of Women Who Code." She appears to be a woman with medium-length black hair, wearing a black and white patterned top and a black blazer, with earrings visible. She has a slight smile and is looking directly at the camera. The background has two overlapping circular shapes, one in turquoise and the other in purple, creating a dynamic and modern feel to the design. The word "Softwire" is visible in the top right corner in a large purple font. The overall design is professional, with a clean and contemporary layout.

Podcast: Empowering Innovation: Women Who Code with Rajani Rao

Zoe Cunningham