andela, cofounded by iyinoluwa aboyeji and run in nigeria by seni sulyman, is a rigorous training program that teaches coders and engineers with the goal of creating no less than a continent-wide ecosystem of high value software developers. shalom: my mom has like a mobile shop, something like what s in computer village. that s where i grew up, like, she would sell mobile phones and they d fix it there, and she just used to run that. blessing: i came looking for a job, but the jobs i got, i said, no, i don t want to be a salesperson, i don t want to be a secretary. so that s why i got into programming. anthony:shalom and blessing are trainees in the program, people who will someday rewrite the way africa works. seni: as you can see, there are a lot of issues in nigeria today. the average nigerian is struggling for just food, water, clothing, shelter. we all believe that this will change, and we all believe that we will change that.
build a home, a school, a community. or look beyond to create a new society. andela, cofounded by iyinoluwa aboyeji and run in nigeria by seni sulyman, is a rigorous training program that teaches coders and engineers with the goal of creating no less than a continent-wide ecosystem of high value software developers. shalom: my mom has like a mobile shop, something like what s in computer village. that s where i grew up, like, she would sell mobile phones and they d fix it there, and she just used to run that. blessing: i came looking for a job, but the jobs i got, i said, no, i don t want to be a salesperson, i don t want to be a secretary. so that s why i got into programming. anthony:shalom and blessing are trainees in the program, people who will someday rewrite the way africa works. seni: as you can see, there are a lot of issues in nigeria today. the average nigerian is struggling for just food, water, clothing, shelter. we all believe that this will change, and we all b
andela, cofounded by iyinoluwa aboyeji and run in nigeria by seni sulyman, is a rigorous training program that teaches coders and engineers with the goal of creating no less than a continent-wide ecosystem of high value software developers. shalom: my mom has like a mobile shop, something like what s in computer village. that s where i grew up, like, she would sell mobile phones and they d fix it there, and she just used to run that. blessing: i came looking for a job, but the jobs i got, i said, no, i don t want to be a salesperson, i don t want to be a secretary. so that s why i got into programming. anthony:shalom and blessing are trainees in the program, people who will someday rewrite the way africa works. seni: as you can see, there are a lot of issues in nigeria today. the average nigerian is struggling for just food, water, clothing, shelter. we all believe that this will
i think that we re finally seeing the transparencies coming forward. you re seeing voices speaking about this. you had very long, very successful career at microsoft. did you experience sexism ever in your career inside or outside the company? sure. all the way through. i mean, college well college, i was one of the first female coders. you experience it from your peers and the professors and then you go into business and it wasn t as bad to be honest inside of microsoft. if you got into the company, if you crossed that interview hurdle they knew you were good. i didn t face it i faced it a little bit inside the company but not very much. but i faced it out in industry. i still walk in places with bill and people first of all, they assume he s the smartest person in the room, whether it s a man or woman who walks in, right, as soon as i open my mouth you can sometimes look at the person s face and they re like wow, she knows something too. me linda gates gets that
point, we ve got helicopters in the air flying, so search and rescue as well as assessing damage. additionally, we have seven coders from san juan, they ll be going back along with the endurance to support the relief efforts. within san juan, our small boats are getting back in the water now, so we have three small boats, 45 response boats as well as three other craft in the water looking at navigation and doing assessments. heather: even all the hurricane is passed directly over these areas, the danger is far from over. incorporated you very much for joining us, we appreciate it. thank you, have a good morning. leland: president trump facing backlash over his daca decision. my next guest says the media is