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David Ledgerwood

David Ledgerwood

David is a Managing Partner at Add1Zero where his team provides lead-to-close sales execution for tech-enabled B2B services companies ready to leap from 6 to 7 digits of revenue. He is also a co-host of the Leaders of B2B podcast. When David isn’t working, he spends time with his five kids and frequently travels between Dallas and Nashville to keep his interstate marriage alive.

The myth of junior developer risk and how to create a balanced engineering team with Lee Warrick of Tech Jr

Lee Warrick wasn’t satisfied with the standard storyline regarding junior developers. A career-changing bootcamp graduate himself, Lee heard the same tired explanations over and over again about how hiring juniors was rife with expense, risks, and headaches that from his experience just weren’t true. He started the Tech Jr podcast to support junior devs, along […]

Engineer or engineering leader? What’s the difference and where do you fit? with Corey Nichols of SonoSim

Software engineer or engineering leader? What’s the difference and where do you fit? Corey Nichols began his career in the tech industry as a software engineer. He anticipated working on “hands-on technical aspects of software engineering,” but instead, coordinated different teams and encouraged his developers to continue learning and improve the “quality of code” they […]

Hybrid data science and engineering teams and remote management with Wickus Martin of Dstillery

As data science becomes increasingly important for business, hybrid science and engineering teams are a necessity, but managing these distinct types of experts for maximum collaboration is a compelling challenge. How can mixed teams maximize performance? In this episode Ledge sits down with Wickus Martin, Director of Machine Learning Engine ering and Data Science at Dstillery, […]

Soft skills, communication, and programming as a thinking activity with Trisha Gee of JetBrains

“We need to be able to talk to people. Talking to the computer is the easy part.” That’s Java developer advocate Trisha Gee at JetBrains.  Trisha speaks worldwide about career development for programmers, including soft skills, communication skills, and what it means to really progress your career as a developer. In this inspiring episode, Ledge […]
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