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The Tech Talk SA
Добавлен 24 май 2024
Join us, two dynamic South African women, as we navigate the thrilling world of tech and the corporate landscape. We’re here to share our journey and insights with you.
In each episode, we’ll be offering practical tips and advice on how you can get involved and thrive in this ever-evolving space. Whether you're a student, a professional, or just tech-curious, we've got something for everyone.
Expect fun, engaging, and informative content as we break down complex tech topics, interview industry experts, and share our personal experiences. Our mission is to empower and inspire fellow South Africans to embrace the opportunities in tech and carve out their own paths to success.
Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on all our latest videos. Let's make the tech world a bit more awesome, one episode at a time! 🚀
Contact us:
TikTok: @the.tech.talk.sa
Email: thetechtalksa@gmail.com
Hosts:
Buhle - @bee_kuse
Joe - @joellebehoor
In each episode, we’ll be offering practical tips and advice on how you can get involved and thrive in this ever-evolving space. Whether you're a student, a professional, or just tech-curious, we've got something for everyone.
Expect fun, engaging, and informative content as we break down complex tech topics, interview industry experts, and share our personal experiences. Our mission is to empower and inspire fellow South Africans to embrace the opportunities in tech and carve out their own paths to success.
Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on all our latest videos. Let's make the tech world a bit more awesome, one episode at a time! 🚀
Contact us:
TikTok: @the.tech.talk.sa
Email: thetechtalksa@gmail.com
Hosts:
Buhle - @bee_kuse
Joe - @joellebehoor
The Tech Talk SA - Navigating Our Failures and Challenges to rewrite our Futures
In this episode of the *Tech Talk SA*, we spotlight the journeys of these three women in tech who have overcome personal obstacles to carve out their path and future careers in the industry. From navigating failures, career pivots, and unexpected detours, to dealing with self-doubt and challenges, our guest and ourselves share their honest stories of perseverance. Tune in to hear how we turned setbacks into opportunities, the lessons we've learned along the way, and advice for other women looking to break into the tech space. This is a conversation about resilience, growth, and the power of persistence in tech.
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Видео
Tech Talk SA - Episode 5 : From Dropping out of College to Java Developer.
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In this episode of *Tech Talk SA*, we sit down with a remarkable Java developer who shares his inspiring journey from dropping out of college to achieving his dream of becoming a developer. After facing rejection three times, he persevered and finally got into the bootcamp of his dreams on the fourth attempt. We explore the challenges he faced, the lessons he learned, and how his determination ...
From Acupuncture to Tech start-ups: Entrepreneur went from Chinese Medicine to 3 Thriving Businesses
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Welcome to Episode 4 of The Tech Talk SA! 🎙️In this episode of Tech Talk SA, we sit down with a remarkable master’s student who embarked on an unconventional journey from studying Chinese medicine to becoming a successful tech entrepreneur. Listen as he shares how his unique background influenced his approach to business, leading to the creation of three thriving companies. He opens up about th...
The Tech Talk SA - Episode 3: Recruiting the Future with Passion and Expertise
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The Tech Talk SA - Episode 3: Recruiting the Future with Passion and Expertise
Meet Your Hosts: Buhle the Data Analyst and Joelle the Data Scientist Kick off The Tech Talk SA!
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Meet Your Hosts: Buhle the Data Analyst and Joelle the Data Scientist Kick off The Tech Talk SA!
I'm a developer, a husband, a student and I also try to work on my hobbies which is like a second job with all the learning it entails. One hour is fine guys, I normally listen to shorter podcasts.
@@MrPrideMokhele thank you😊
Great Episode, keep it up guys.
@@bongsaustine8482 thank you😊
First time visiting your channel. Lovely episode guys, watching the episode while making a circuit.
@@tiisetsokekana6692 thank you😊
Please do it again😂😂it's interesting 🎉
I am proud of you guys🥹❤️❤️❤️I have been with you since day one, and I am still behind you back even now😂😂❤️
@@luthotuswa3841 thank you very much. Highly appreciate you🥹❤️
Mamo I feel you on the imposter syndrome! It’s so real, especially when starting varsity. Thanks for being so relatable and honest about it
The quality, the content I am loving it!
@@anelebiyela4759 thank you🥰
My favorite tech podcast!!! I love the South African spice in this podcast 🔥
@@ormankasongo2133 thank you🥰
Phumzile was such a great guest I really enjoyed this episode yall 💯 As a second 2nd year student, this video has given me more confidence to launch off from my marks and hit the road running!
I think this might become my favourite podcast. As someone interested in Data Science, I really love what you guys are doing. Extendend my degree too and trust me "real analysis" was somethiiiiing at 3rd year but i tried my best. finally awaiting my Graduation in December with a BSc Mathematics and Economics with IT and i cant wait to dive into Data science 🥰. Much love from Kenya ladies!!!🥰
@@SharonOoko-n8j Congratulations on your degree, super proud this side🥰
@@TheTechTalkSA Thank you.
Real Analysis open more door opportunities in Machine Learning and Finance
Buhle and Mamosadi they once tutored me but I think they were there for the money🤣 (just joking they were good)
@@ideas.with.justiin 😂😂😂😂😂 thank you🥰
I really enjoyed it, keep going. From Mozambique
@@MiltonDev149 thank you😊
Does the type of a qualification affect how much one will earn as a data scientist/analyst?
@@selloevans8100 Hi, we have no knowledge towards that. Hopefully one of our viewers will have knowledge
Another great episode!! Could you guys also interview your colleague who did astrophysics(I saw her on tiktok), just to bring light on how Physical Science (Physics, astro, maths, applied maths, chemistry) students could also transition to tech and what skills they may need to work on while at varsity? Keep up the great work!!
@@lukhanyobongelo5191 more is coming. Thank you😊
I have been looking for such content. Subscribed with immediately effect
@@tiberiouswesonga515 thank you😊
All the way from Zimbabwe, I believe this is a powerful initiative. There's a significant gap between those who understand technology and those who don't, particularly in Africa. By bridging this gap, we can unlock the full potential of tech on the continent. Let's go, girls! Thumbs up from the Tech-Tonic Team. We recently started a similar initiative and are excited to know we have like-minded colleagues driving this important mission.
@@TechTonicThePodcast thank you very much Tech-Tonic. We will be subscribing
sending this to my cousins really enjoyed it. keep it coming
@@mandisibiyase153 thanks😊
Hi guys how can one financially contribute on your podcast, I really like your podcast’s uniqueness
@@keletsimaifo hi Keletsi, please reach out to us on thetechtalksa@gmail.com We thank you very much for the compliment
Awesome episode 👏🏼
@@The_Ayoolakehinde thank you😊
I love the show. But I have to disagree with the tutorials part. I'm making a living because I had used University of RUclips to venture into web development and web design. The pattern starts at finding the definitions, principles and techniques used to reach the solutions. Wish I could buy a Savannah for that Indian guy I never met 😂
😂…. You heard at 30:15 , they do help man but it’s up to you to learn from there 😅…. I bet you read documentation now 😂😂😂
Nero 8🔥🔥🔥
Coffee is just a corporate peer pressure? how did you guys make it through late nights and early mornings in varsity without coffee? As always, great episode ladies!
@@NkatekoBaloyi-b5t water 😂😂. Thank you❤️
My Stats Tutor at UCT🤣, Joelle
It's nice to know that I share the same name as Joe. 😅 Your content is very refreshing. Thank you both for doing this and representing women in tech. ❤
@@joellenovember173 thank you very much Joe😊
You are number 1, not your going to be.
@@masetenicholas4520 thank you very much 🥹🥹
Not me going to register at Rosebank after your show😌what a banger!!!
@@mashiloisam6315 thank you 😊
New subscriber. Thank you for this inspiring content ❤
@@Kaysie_radebe welcome to the family ❤️
Of course his name is Jeff.
I have been looking for something like this!!how can i contribute??
Hi Omphile, please reach out us on thetechtalksa@gmail.com.
Just noticed Mr Baloyi is wearing glasses is it because he can't c#?😂
😂😂😂😂😂that’s a good one😅
Too good😂😂😂
I'm a self taught data analyst/scientist, but unlike many, I don't possess any degree. I've heard people tell me to not be discouraged but I do see this is not the right time. Hopefully i will go back to varsity
Please do not be discouraged at all. You got this, best of luck. 😊
I also enjoy Java a lot, now I want to start on springboot after my Java project. But as for frontend I'd like to take bootstrap coz I struggle a lot with CSS 😂, hence I have no plans of going full on as a frontend but instead fullstack and by God's grace finally do backend 😅. I love backend but who knows maybe I'd find new interests along the way but for now, backend dev coz I love web servers and computer networking
The moment he said "As much as I'm a maths person, I don't like maths" I was like finally someone like me😂😂. I loved pure maths in high school but when I got to Uni I hated, hence I transitioned into applied Mathematics coz it's more clear as to where one can use it rather than pure maths
I think most of us relate😂😂. High school math and varsity math are way different.
As someone in tech i love this mahn, give us more content
We will serve you with more content.
Thanks to Nkateko for recommending your podcast. Really enjoyed this episode
Thank you for listening and we thank Nkateko too😊
Awesome! I am a proud founder of an EdTech startup. I would be thrilled to share my experience as a black woman in the tech industry and discuss my journey as a developer
Hi Nosipho please reach out to us on thetechtalksa@gmail.com
thoroughly enjoyed this episode as a Software Dev who's also looking to start a tech business
Thank you, I hope you added Sange to your networks.
Y'all earned a new subscriber. Epic episode!
Thank you😊
GarbageCollector GANG GANG!
LOL -- We don't want memory leaks here
Musa's story is pretty similar like mine lol. I went all the tech walks of life started with pentium 2s, now we at the CORES🤓. I have even established an NGO with the objectives of teaching Coding and Robotics. Currently embarking on getting a degree in education so I can teach C&R in our Public schools.
It’s beautiful that you are teaching Coding and Robotics. Best of luck in your journey into education. We love people that make the tech world better 😊
@@TheTechTalkSA Thank you very much. We will transport the kids to the future. P.S. Great podcast, I'm enjoying every moments shared.
Amazing
@@cypcode thank you😊
I really enjoyed this episode, we really need more of these podcasts. I am in the process of changing careers from Firefighter to Front End Developer
You got this, I used to be a fire fighter now I am a Java Developer
@@letlhogonolomalope9254 was a waiter not so long ago with no Bsc but now a Front End Dev and Azure Administrator - self-taught.Nothing is impossible
Outside work, Musa’s a content creator 😌
@@ziintle may we please bully him to post more content 🥺
i mean he's not totally wrong
@@mthokozisimyende787 so you agree?😂😂
This my Home now. :)
@@onalennapitso welcome home❤️
I hoped you'd ask him if he believes industry related certifications help on his role... i.e. java OCA or java OCP or only experience is sufficient
They do help, but you’ll probably work a lot with simple stuff… you’ll probably find Java 8 code all over… it will boost your CV to standout… I don’t have it yet and I’m considering to get it as I feel like I still don’t know Java even though my experience is accumulating
@@xxtractz thank you Musa
Is becoming an information architect better than a data scientist?
I am not sure regarding that, I hope our viewers can comment on this and let us know.
Great stuff🔥🔥..from Botswana
@@amogelangmoatswi1918 thank you🥰
New favorite podcast ❤❤ I learnt alot as an IT student and I shall watch more of the episodes to expand my knowledge Thank you guys❤
@@mosacindi4246 thank you very much, more is coming
wow yall just gained a subscriber........ this is hot 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@malee_iconic thank you🥰