@WWCodeSeattle

Women Who Code is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring women to excel in technology careers. We are the Seattle chapter.

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Replying to @2BitSalute
Glad the book is resonating with you. :)
Hello! We are planning to start up the book club again on Thursday, September 8th. We've narrowed down some books to a few we think would be great to read with you all, but we'd like your opinion. Please vote via the poll to let us know which book you'd be interested in reading!
12%Lean In
59%Creativity, Inc.
29%The Manager's Path
17 votes • Final results
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Tonight! Conversational AI with Will Kearns 6pm PT via Zoom Will is going to share his experience breaking into conversational AI, what some of the different roles are within conversational AI, and answer your burning questions with some Q&A RSVP below: meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
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Join us for our bi-weekly book club featuring works centered around leadership, professional development, and women in tech. In each meeting members are encouraged to share their opinions, learn, and engage in constructive discourse. RSVP here: meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
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Women Who Code Seattle retweeted
Women Who Code@WomenWhoCode17 Apr 2021
🔥New #TechJob: Principal Software Engineer at @Microsoft Apply now → ow.ly/rcoA50EpDWo @Azure @WWCodeSeattle #Redmond #EngineeringJobs
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Don't forget to vote for a book for our new book club starting in May!
Women Who Code Seattle@WWCodeSeattle27 Apr 2021
Book club - this May! Which book would you like to read with us? * Life in Code: A Personal History of Technology * Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boy’s Club of Silicon Valley * The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage: The (Mostly) True Story of the First Computer Vote here:
67%Life in Code: A Personal-
33%Brotopia: Breaking Up th-
0%The Thrilling Adventures-
3 votes • Final results
Book club - this May! Which book would you like to read with us? * Life in Code: A Personal History of Technology * Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boy’s Club of Silicon Valley * The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage: The (Mostly) True Story of the First Computer Vote here:
67%Life in Code: A Personal-
33%Brotopia: Breaking Up th-
0%The Thrilling Adventures-
3 votes • Final results
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This week! April 15th, 6pm Pacific Hear from a panel of Googlers on their career journeys and how they code in their jobs as part of their non-traditional software engineering roles. Come join us! Sign up here: meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
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What's happening with Women Who Code Seattle
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Thanks to everyone who joined us for a relaxing "paint" night! It was so nice to unwind and get creative. Hope to see more of you next time!
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Don't forget to join us tonight, 6pm PST for Paint Night! We're gathering together to give ourselves a well-deserved break and get creative! We'll play some music, get chatty and Ritika will guide us to produce an artwork worth hanging on our walls! meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
Bring any art medium! Get some paper or a canvas! Get your paint set out. Have a tablet or iPad? Come and get artsy! We're gathering together to give ourselves a well-deserved break and get creative! Join us! RSVP on meetup.com
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Join us for DS / ML / AI study group on Tuesday Nights!
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Volunteers @Soulclimberchic and Bianca Creaney share why they're in tech and why they volunteer for WWCode Seattle. Connect with us at womenwhocode.com/seattle
Photo of Kira Helm on a park bench. Text next to her reads: I aspire to help pave the way for diversity in tech leadershipI want to give back to the community that has given me so much. Mentorship and representation are important. I look forward to helping open up resources for womxn in technology so that they feel supported in their career journeys.

ALT Photo of Kira Helm on a park bench. Text next to her reads: I aspire to help pave the way for diversity in tech leadershipI want to give back to the community that has given me so much. Mentorship and representation are important. I look forward to helping open up resources for womxn in technology so that they feel supported in their career journeys.

Headshot of Bianca Creaney. Text next to her reads: I enjoy the feeling of accomplishment when solving problems with code. Volunteering at WWCode allows me to meet new people, learn, share experiences and help provide means for people to pursue their dreams

ALT Headshot of Bianca Creaney. Text next to her reads: I enjoy the feeling of accomplishment when solving problems with code. Volunteering at WWCode allows me to meet new people, learn, share experiences and help provide means for people to pursue their dreams

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There's a lot on our minds right now, but if you're *also* wondering whether to participate in Open Source communities and whether it can lead to employment, this is a helpful discussion and might even count as self care today youtube.com/watch?v=Gjw2fipU…

Open Source Hacktoberfest Panel

Presented by WWCode NYC & LAWomen Who Code Los Angeles Network is...

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Seattle volunteers, @HeidiSales and @ksjaspreet27gm1, share why they code and why they volunteer for WWCode. We hope to see you next Tuesday evening! #developer #WomenInTech
Photo of Heidi Toussaint, who works for Google, with a quote that reads: It’s inspiring & humbling to build technology used by so many people. We have a long way to go in reducing gender inequality in tech and I’m proud to serve this mission. My passion lies in keeping mothers & women in tech, especially amongst the uncertainty of the workplace during this pandemic.

ALT Photo of Heidi Toussaint, who works for Google, with a quote that reads: It’s inspiring & humbling to build technology used by so many people. We have a long way to go in reducing gender inequality in tech and I’m proud to serve this mission. My passion lies in keeping mothers & women in tech, especially amongst the uncertainty of the workplace during this pandemic.

Photo of Jaspreet Kaur, who works for Costco as a full stack engineer, with a quote that reads: I love building things and problem solving. Through WWCode, I get to meet people who are passionate about helping others and by volunteering at WWCode my goal is to help our community grow. Women today have come a long way from where we used to be, but we still need that push to continue this forward progression.

ALT Photo of Jaspreet Kaur, who works for Costco as a full stack engineer, with a quote that reads: I love building things and problem solving. Through WWCode, I get to meet people who are passionate about helping others and by volunteering at WWCode my goal is to help our community grow. Women today have come a long way from where we used to be, but we still need that push to continue this forward progression.

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Seattle volunteers, @nevatiaritika and @jennammm, share why they're in tech and why they volunteer for WWCode. What inspired you to choose tech?
Photo of Ritika Nevatia in front of a floral wall. Text reads: Only tech has the power to dramatically impact every industry. I love meeting new people, learning from diverse perspectives and motivating others like me. I support the good work WWCode does to bring women from all walks of life in one place to grow together.

ALT Photo of Ritika Nevatia in front of a floral wall. Text reads: Only tech has the power to dramatically impact every industry. I love meeting new people, learning from diverse perspectives and motivating others like me. I support the good work WWCode does to bring women from all walks of life in one place to grow together.

Photo of Jenna Montgomery with her son. Text reads: Learning to code brought together my two loves: design and journalism. Working in public media during a pandemic has emphasized the importance of getting accurate information to everyone, quickly. I'm volunteering for WWC to support the community and to keep my eyes on the prize: Accessible internet for all.

ALT Photo of Jenna Montgomery with her son. Text reads: Learning to code brought together my two loves: design and journalism. Working in public media during a pandemic has emphasized the importance of getting accurate information to everyone, quickly. I'm volunteering for WWC to support the community and to keep my eyes on the prize: Accessible internet for all.

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What advice would you add?
Replying to @WWCodeSeattle @wwcodecolorado
Naya Bere's four steps to follow: 1. Break down the problem, inspect your inputs 2. Maintain efficient and proper coding procedure 3. If there's a roadblock, go around it 4. Keep the company goals and objectives in mind
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Women Who Code Seattle retweeted
Women Who Code@WomenWhoCode1 Nov 2020
My favorite thing about work in #tech is ________
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