New on Conduit: The Art of Giving Feedback
Jay and Kathy tackle how to give constructive feedback at work and interviews and peer reviews. They discussed assuming positive intent, cultural dynamics, power dynamics, and making criticism actionable.
New on Conduit: The Art of Giving Feedback
Jay and Kathy tackle how to give constructive feedback at work and interviews and peer reviews. They discussed assuming positive intent, cultural dynamics, power dynamics, and making criticism actionable.
Jay Miller (founder of Black #Python Devs) shares what they and the BPD organization have seen by sponsoring #PyTexas for 3 years - and why they plan on being a perennial sponsor.
Check out the guest blog from @kjaymiller here: https://www.pytexas.org/blog/why-black-python-devs-is-and-plans-to-be-a-perennial-sponsor-of-the-pytexas-foundation
New on Conduit: There is No One True Anything with Merlin Mann
Jay is gone again, so Kathy brings back Merlin Mann to discuss productivity porn as well as a ton of other topics of import.
New on Conduit: A Tie-Dye of Work Being Done
Conduit is two people that AREN’T productivity pros giving you messy real world advice for messy real world lives. We haven’t spent much time talk about what we ACTUALLY DO! This episode is about Jay, the Staff Developer Advocate.
New on Conduit: Sometimes, you're not ready for me. 💅🏻
Conduit is two people that AREN’T productivity pros giving you messy real world advice for messy real world lives. We haven’t spent much time talk about what we ACTUALLY DO! This episode is about Kathy, your business unicorn!
New on Conduit: The "Jerk-Free" Guide to Networking
"Networking" is a dirty word. Jay and Kathy break down how to build professional relationships without feeling slimy. From Jay’s strict rules to Kathy’s "vibes-based" approach, learn how to be authentic, add value, and network without being a jerk.

"Networking" is a dirty word. Jay and Kathy break down how to build professional relationships without feeling slimy. From Jay’s strict rules to Kathy’s "vibes-based" approach, learn how to be authentic, add value, and network without being a jerk.
I'm reaching out to my friends. Black Python Devs is looking for some companies to be our corporate sponsors to help us pay for software and travel to events.
This will allow us to support more events in person while not funding that travel from individual donors.