This episode features an interview with Michael Chan, creator, podcaster, and Developer Experience Engineer at Chromatic. With over a decade of experience, Michael’s career saw him work with companies like Ministry Centered Technologies, The Pocket Group, and Sonic Boom Wellness. He’s also the host of the React Podcast and he built lunch.dev, the friendliest coding community for creative, curious, and compassionate web developers.
In this episode, Cassidy and Zach sit down with Michael to discuss the importance of being kind, learning how to make amends, and their favorite holiday bites.
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Episode Timestamps:
(06:26): What Michael is working on right now
(09:50): What Michael’s day-to-day looks like
(16:04): What tools Michael uses
(19:26): How Michael got into the industry
(23:28): Rapid Fire Questions
(34:31): Random Segment Generator
(42:14): What Michael is excited about in the software world
(43:40): Cassidy’s Sage Advice
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“Something that I heard early on is that there's a staggering lack of kind people in tech, and I think that's still true. I think it was maybe more true now. I think that there are just nicer people in the world in general now, but I think that it's very true that you can go really far by just not being a jerk and just being someone that people don't hate being around.” – Michael Chan
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