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Welcome to the debut episode of Tech Team Weekly! As is always the case with software development, our first attempt at a 30-minute podcast turns out to be just over an hour long. We look at the ongoing saga of working during the pandemic and "The Great Resignation"; plus recent innovations at GitHub, including Copilot and Codespaces.

We introduce a few of our regular segments, including our workplace updates in The Standup, views from listeners in the Social Engineering section, and our "building in public" section entitled Podcast Driven Development.

Plus, learn more about Gwen's ongoing bathroom quest, the mystery of our missing debut tweet, and everyone takes the time to gush about Neil's current employer.

For everything related to the show, visit www.techteamweekly.com

TIMESTAMPS:

00:02:50 The Standup

00:12:15 Social Engineering

00:17:44 Epic - Salary cuts for remote workers?

00:31:05 Epic - The Great Resignation

00:47:10 Epic - GitHub Copilot & Codespaces

00:58:52 The Wash-Up

STORIES FEATURED THIS WEEK:

Reuters: "Google employees who work from home could lose money"

RTE: "Would you take a pay cut to stay working from home?"

New York Post: "Google rolls out ‘pay calculator’ explaining work-from-home salary cuts"

Wired: "The Great Resignation is here and no one is prepared"

BBC Worklife: "The Great Resignation: How employers drove workers to quit"

The Independent: "This is how a boss should react when employees quit, expert says"

The Register: "GitHub's Copilot may steer you into dangerous waters about 40% of the time – study"

The Register: "After 15 months in preview, GitHub releases Codespaces – probably the fanciest new shiny since Actions"

YouTube: Visual Studio Code: "The Dot"

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Welcome to the debut episode of Tech Team Weekly! As is always the case with software development, our first attempt at a 30-minute podcast turns out to be just over an hour long. We look at the ongoing saga of working during the pandemic and "The Great Resignation"; plus recent innovations at GitHub, including Copilot and Codespaces.

We introduce a few of our regular segments, including our workplace updates in The Standup, views from listeners in the Social Engineering section, and our "building in public" section entitled Podcast Driven Development.

Plus, learn more about Gwen's ongoing bathroom quest, the mystery of our missing debut tweet, and everyone takes the time to gush about Neil's current employer.

For everything related to the show, visit www.techteamweekly.com

TIMESTAMPS:

00:02:50 The Standup

00:12:15 Social Engineering

00:17:44 Epic - Salary cuts for remote workers?

00:31:05 Epic - The Great Resignation

00:47:10 Epic - GitHub Copilot & Codespaces

00:58:52 The Wash-Up

STORIES FEATURED THIS WEEK:

Reuters: "Google employees who work from home could lose money"

RTE: "Would you take a pay cut to stay working from home?"

New York Post: "Google rolls out ‘pay calculator’ explaining work-from-home salary cuts"

Wired: "The Great Resignation is here and no one is prepared"

BBC Worklife: "The Great Resignation: How employers drove workers to quit"

The Independent: "This is how a boss should react when employees quit, expert says"

The Register: "GitHub's Copilot may steer you into dangerous waters about 40% of the time – study"

The Register: "After 15 months in preview, GitHub releases Codespaces – probably the fanciest new shiny since Actions"

YouTube: Visual Studio Code: "The Dot"

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Ever had one of those days, weeks or years? Have you thought, even briefly, about giving up the tech life and pursuing another career dream? Spurred on by a recent Reddit discussion, Sanj, Gwen and Neil look into the reasons why people might occasionally be tempted, and share their own half-baked alternate career plans. Learn which of your hosts was once a trainee electrician, who'd love to be a mile-high dentist, who took a crash-course in pub ownership, and who just wants to be paid to be on the beach. In the stand-up, everyone's still hiring, everyone's waiting for shiny new toys to arrive, and two of our crew go cold turkey on caffeine (one more deliberately than the other). TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:06 The Stand-Up 08:58 This Week's Epic 24:45 The Wash-Up LINKS DISCUSSED THIS WEEK: Kia EV6 Sticker Mule Reddit: Anyone else feel the constant urge to leave the field and become a plumber/electrician/brickie? Lisa Crispin: I'm independent! Touchstone The Guardian: 'Relentless calls and constant abuse': why Britain's vets are in crisis --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
With inflation skyrocketing and energy bills about to go through the roof, the governer of the Bank of England has this week warned against workers asking for substantial pay rises, asking everybody to deal with the "pain" of the rising cost-of-living, whilst simultaneously taking home over £500,000 a year. We get deep into when and how we should ask for a pay rise, whether cost-of-living increases should be a given, how companies can better support employees during tough financial times, and Sanj declares some strong feelings which may lead to our Patreon earnings being diverted into legal fees. In the wonderful world of our stand-up section, we've got busy hiring times, scary talks, Xbox dev kits and EV research. Plus, the world's shortest news quiz! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:16 The Stand-Up 08:20 This Week's Epic 23:26 The Wash-Up LINKS DISCUSSED THIS WEEK: Lara Hogan - Resilient Management Humans Plus Tech podcast Ecologi TechTree YouTube: Uncharted movie trailer BBC News: Charles met Queen two days before testing positive BBC News: Don't ask for a big pay rise, warns Bank of England boss Money Saving Expert: What is the Energy Price Cap? The Guardian: Bank of England boss urged to shadow care worker for a day amid low pay row The Guardian: The definition of levelling down: the Bank of England calling for wage 'restraint' Bloomberg: Boris Johnson Rebukes Bank of England’s Bailey Over Wages Remark LinkedIn: CEO of RSL Renewables covering staff energy bills --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
What do we tell people when things go wrong in our organisations? This week, there have been a couple of write-ups of recent high-profile outages at Roblox and Mozilla, which - when paired with the well-documented outage at Facebook that we discussed last season - gives us a fascinating glimpse into other companies' incident processes, on-call rotas and war rooms. Sanj, Gwen and Neil share their surprising love of being knee-deep in an incident, bringing some of their own recent experiences to the podcast. In our workplace updates, there's lots of hiring, lots of shipping new features, everybody tries to coax Sanj into management, and Neil totally isn't doing any money laundering. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:28 The Stand-Up 06:48 Social Engineering 08:25 This Week's Epic 25:44 The Wash-Up LINKS DISCUSSED THIS WEEK: Elucidat careers page YouTube: Ozark Season 1 Trailer LeadDev Glean careers page Greg McKeown - Effortless Facebook Engineering: Update about the October 4th outage Roblox Return to Service 10/28-10/31 2021 Mozilla Hacks: Retrospective and Technical Details on the recent Firefox Outage Vox: Pokémon Go launched in 26 countries, and then its servers crashed Down Detector Down For Everyone Or Just Me --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
It's that time of year where everybody's talking about goal-setting, but are goals the correct form of measurement? This week, the TTW crew are talking about goals and habits, and their experiences with how effective they are at modifying behaviours. Naturally, this leads to a number of conversational rabbit-holes (even in our new shortened format), so expect to hear tales of driving lessons, toothbrush etiquette and Ted Lasso. Plus we give our weekly workplace updates, which includes conference chat, one of the biggest first-world problems ever, and praise for one of Neil's favourite TV shows. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:23 The Stand-Up 06:57 This Week's Epic 23:33 The Wash-Up LINKS DISCUSSED THIS WEEK: The Independent: Storm Malik: Met Office issues severe weather warning for Scotland and northern England Agile on the Beach LeadDev Together YouTube: Parasite Trailer YouTube: Mr Robot Season 1 Trailer IGN: Steam Deck Gets an Official Release Date, First Units to Ship in February Sticker Mule FS Blog: Habits vs Goals YouTube: Conquer Driving: Why smart goals don't work on driving lessons GoodToKnow: Can you exercise with Covid? Shawn Achor: The Happiness Advantage TED Talks: Shawn Achor - The happy secret to better work Freedom Netflix: The Social Dilemma The Times: Outcry over energy-sucking Facebook data centre that threatens Dutch green targets Get Money Rich: Robert Kiyosaki's "Pay Yourself First" idea MindTools: Daniel Pink's Autonomy, Mastery and Purpose Framework Entrepeneurial Operating System (EOS) James Clear: How Long Does it Actually Take to Form a New Habit? (Backed by Science) YouTube: Ted Lasso Season 1 Trailer --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
We're back for our second season! We're starting off with a dicussion about how we use open source software in our workplaces, after a couple of major recent scares and outages. How do you keep track of what you're incorporating into your software, and how can we make sure that authors are rewarded for their efforts? Plus, we update you on everything that's happened over our Christmas break: find out who caught COVID, who completed Red Dead Redemption 2, who's been won over by Microsoft Teams, and who's been donating to Wikipedia. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:11 The Stand-Up 11:00 This Week's Epic 25:20 The Wash-Up LINKS DISCUSSED THIS WEEK: Martin Fowler: Strangler Pattern Google Support: Pixel 6 Pro rattling noise from camera Entrepreneurial Operating System Scaling Leaders Herman Miller TechCrunch: Open source developers, who work for free, are discovering they have power Reddit: Author of Faker.js deletes the entire repo Lawfare: What's the Deal with the Log4Shell Security Nightmare? The Register: Open source isn't the security problem – misusing it is Buy Me A Coffee GitHub: Danny Dainton - Newman Reporter HTMLExtra Tech Times: Developer Gets Suspended After Intentionally Sabotaging GitHub and Other Open-Source Libraries NBC New York: New Details in Case of Man Charged After NYC Fire, Potential Bomb-Making Materials Found Google AMP --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
It's the end of our first season, so Gwen, Sanj and Neil are having a podcast retrospective. We chat about what's worked (and what hasn't), sharing some behind-the-scenes nuggets along the way, and propose some subtle but potentially exciting changes for season two, with Gwen deciding that we need a higher "threat level". There's all of the usual stand-up discussions, this week featuring musicals, overpriced energy drinks, and rowdy pensioners. Plus, as 'tis the season, there's a six-way exchange of Secret Santa gifts which is sure to make this the best episode so far for ASMR fans. We'll be back for season two on 24th January 2022! We wish you all the best for a peaceful festive season and new year, and we'll see you all again in the year which is sure to go down in history as "not as bad as the previous two". TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:19 The Stand-Up 07:08 Social Engineering 11:27 The Retro 26:52 Secret Santa 34:08 The Wash-Up --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
As promised, this week we're showcasing all of the parts of our working lives that we normally have to rush through. It's the first (and probably not the last) Stand-Up Special! Gwen shares some exciting professional developments and hopes for 2022, while recovering from a sourdough-inflicted ailment. Sanj (or Super-Sanj as he is now known after his boosters) finally spends some time in the testing and documentation camp. And Neil finally shares his big news, though gets significantly distracted by ranting about his Pixel 6 annoyances. Plus, all three hosts reach quick agreement on their least favourite household appliance. Next week is our final episode of the year, where we'll be running a Season 1 retrospective: what's gone well, and what we might change for Season 2. We'd love to include your thoughts, so please get in touch via any of the usual channels! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:40 Social Engineering 02:59 The Stand-Up 36:24 The Wash-Up LINKS MENTIONED THIS WEEK: Elucidat Rapid Software Testing Android Police: Notifications feeling sluggish? This popular Android game may be to blame The Verge: Google explains why the Pixel 6’s fingerprint scanner may be sluggish Digital Spy: Spider-Man: No Way Home is currently fighting a no-win battle Godot Engine LeadDev New York 2022 We Got This Covered: Can Optimus Prime save us from the Omicron variant? The Internet thinks so Rands Leadership Slack Pat Kua YouTube: Arcane trailer Squarespace Bubble.io YouTube: Mr Robot season 1 trailer YouTube: Futureman season 1 trailer M+ Museum --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
We've spoken in recent episodes about the volatility of the current job market, and how "The Great Resignation" is offering great opportunities for those who choose to change companies. But what about those who choose to stay? This week, we talk about the challenges of remaining motivated and thriving when those around you are moving on. Next week, we're doing an epic All Stand-Up episode, where we'll be focusing entirely on what's going on in our working lives - and we'd love to hear from you! Drop us a message/DM on Twitter, or leave us a voice message - we'll try to incorporate as many into our episode as possible! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 02:33 The Stand-Up 10:29 Social Engineering 16:17 This Week's Epic 33:50 News Bytes 37:30 The Wash-Up LINKS DISCUSSED THIS WEEK: Ministry of Testing Cambridge: How Testers Can Shape The Next Normal Gizmodo: Star Trek: Discovery Is Lost to Most of the World Days Before Its Season 4 Premiere 9to5Google: You can now pre-order the 2nd-gen Pixel Stand from Google, ships next month BBC Sport: English cricket 'institutionally' racist - Rafiq Fawcett Society: The Fawcett Society announces date of Equal Pay Day 2021 BBC News: The day Iceland's women went on strike The Guardian: Genshin Impact players say Chinese game censors "Taiwan" and "Hong Kong" chat YouTube: "Let's Go Brandon" video New York Post: Peloton accused of banning anti-Biden "Let’s Go Brandon" on platform EuroNews: Portugal makes it illegal for your boss to text you after work in 'game changer' remote work law Amazon: Michael C. Feathers - Working Effectively with Legacy Code Martin Fowler: The strangler pattern Arria careers page (or reach out to Maribel Ayala on LinkedIn) The Guardian: Staying power! How to thrive in the great resignation if you don’t want to quit The Register: Thousands of Firefox users accidentally commit login cookies on GitHub 9to5Mac: Apple secretly buying ads for their apps, say big developers – and they aren’t happy about it ArsTechnica: Apple will finally let devs tell users about non-App Store purchase options Wikipedia: Epic Games v Apple --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
Solving complex problems with software is, unsurprisingly, complex in itself. But what can we do about it? We weigh up the pros and cons of microservices, containers and external libraries as we analyse whether we're guilty of exchanging short-term convenience for long-term headaches. Plus, there's a bonus mini-discussion during The Stand-Up about knowing when to change roles and how to negotiate salary changes. In a busy work week, there are plenty of extra-curricular distractions too, as Neil has Star Trek frustrations, Sanj finds an excuse to not shave, and Gwen makes the quickest ever U-turn on buying a piece of tech. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:09 The Stand-Up 07:18 Social Engineering 13:14 This Week's Epic 23:27 News Bytes 31:31 The Wash Up LINKS MENTIONED THIS WEEK: Genshin Impact YouTube: Home Sweet Home Alone trailer InfoWorld: Complexity is killing software developers YouTube: Sam Newman & Martin Fowler - When To Use Microservices (And When Not To) The Verge: Microsoft Teams enters the metaverse race with 3D avatars and immersive meetings Wired: These Parents Built a School App. Then the City Called the Cops YouTube: Martin Sumner - Replacing the big NHS computer BBC News: Twitter poll calls on Elon Musk to sell 10% stake in Tesla CNBC: Elon Musk sells around $5 billion of Tesla stock Business Insider: Kimbal Musk cashed out $109 million of Tesla stock just before Elon's tweets whacked the share price --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
It's been a week dominated by COP26, so we're turning our attention to some of the latest developments in climate tech, looking at whether green tech startups could be the key to saving the planet, and discussing how an individual's contributions stack up against companies who aren't doing their bit. We've also got our usual stand-up updates (although they're heavy on things that we can't talk about yet) and our News Bytes section, where we discuss the chip shortage and we ask an AI bot to solve some of the podcast's longest-running philosophical problems. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:57 The Stand-Up 11:16 Social Engineering 17:16 This Week's Epic 30:39 News Bytes 37:23 The Wash Up LINKS MENTIONED THIS WEEK: CNBC: Peloton shares collapse 35% as momentum for its at-home fitness equipment slows BBC News: First pill to treat Covid gets approval in UK Jesper Ottosen: Using MTTR to Understand When to Test LinkedIn: Senior Test Manager - easyJet Holidays vacancy Gov.UK: World leaders join UK’s Glasgow Breakthroughs to speed up affordable clean tech worldwide UK Tech News: These startups are fuelling London’s climate tech startup boom The Engineer: Reaction Engines spin-out launches green ammonia solution Fodors Travel: Blimp Travel Might Be Making a Comeback Soon. Seriously. The Guardian: Big oil coined ‘carbon footprints’ to blame us for their greed. Keep them on the hook Wired: Stop Telling Kids They'll Die From Climate Change Ars Technica: No end in sight for chip shortage as supply chain problems pile up Allen Insitute for AI: Ask Delphi The Verge: The AI oracle of Delphi uses the problems of Reddit to offer dubious moral advice The Guardian: ‘Is it OK to …’: the bot that gives you an instant moral judgment The Verge: Twitter taught Microsoft’s AI chatbot to be a racist asshole in less than a day --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
First, there was the stand-up. Then, we remotely discovered the asynchronous catch-up. But is there something better? This week, we discuss the blog post from Honeycomb about their "meandering team sync", designed to decrease frustrations, improve team bonding, and set themselves up for a productive day. In this week's distractions, Neil gets embroiled in a small-scale GDPR breach, Sanj adapts to working life, and Gwen wants tips for surviving an eight-hour meeting. Sometimes we're not sure whether or not to flag an episode as explicit, but this week Gwen has purchased a rad new office chair, so I think you can guess whether or not there'll be any fruity material this time around. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:05 The Stand-Up 07:34 Social Engineering 11:40 This Week's Epic 30:28 News Bytes 38:20 The Wash Up LINKS MENTIONED THIS WEEK: Herman Miller: Mirra 2 Chairs Ministry of Testing Cambridge virtual meetup: How Testers Can Shape The Next Normal (25th November) YouTube: Pixel 6 Magic Eraser Demo Honeycomb blog: Stand-up Meetings Are Dead (and What To Do Instead) Twitter: Owl Trousers YouTube: Stephanie Ockerman: The Daily Scrum Is NOT a Status Meeting Coding Font Retool: How I Created a Coding Font Game with Low Code Vice: Zuckerberg Announces Fantasy World Where Facebook Is Not a Horrible Company --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
Is the idea of a four-day working week too good to be true? Is it all just spin and wishful thinking? Atlassian have crunched the numbers by having a team run a nine-week experiment over the summer, and their results make for interesting reading. We'll be recapping what they uncovered, and compare it with our own experiences (past and hopeful future) to see whether it may lead to happier workers and a surprising uptick in productivity. It's another surprisingly tightly paced episode, especially considering the number of random diversions this week, involving deep dives on topics as far-reaching as bidets, spiders, wasps, and 2024 US Presidential Election predictions. (Although nobody notices Neil's Paw Patrol mug.) TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:36 The Stand-Up 07:26 Social Engineering 11:49 This Week's Epic 28:05 News Bytes 35:06 The Wash Up LINKS MENTIONED THIS WEEK: Hornminster Edge Services Ministry of Testing - Test.bash(); 2021 (Thursday 28th October) YouTube: Postman livestream archive: A Busy Developer's Guide To Testing Atlassian: The data doesn’t lie: what we learned when we tried a 4-day workweek Wikipedia: Parkinson's Law YouTube: Atlassian: The 4-day workweek experiment GOV.UK: New ten-year plan to make the UK a global AI superpower BBC News: Trump to launch new social media platform TRUTH Social --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
In an episode which we promise is considerably more entertaining than the subject matter might suggest, the TWW crew take a look at the rise of digital monitoring software within schools and the workplace. We discuss the trade-offs between safety and snooping, the challenges of verifying the success of such tooling, and propose some possibly less alarming ways to help protect children online. Plus: Sanj finally manages to refuel, Neil shares how he almost lost his job because of Google Analytics, and we get to the bottom of what Gwen would be willing to sacrifice for quicker software updates. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:15 The Stand-Up 06:23 Social Engineering 09:38 This Week's Epic 28:13 News Bytes 34:46 The Wash Up LINKS MENTIONED THIS WEEK: YouTube: Postman livestream: A Busy Developer's Guide To Testing (Thursday 21st October, 7pm BST) Black Tech Fest (19th-21st October) State Of The Browser (30th October) The Guardian: A boy wrote about his suicide attempt. He didn’t realize his school’s Gaggle software was watching The 74: New Research: Most Parents and Teachers Have Accepted Student Surveillance As a Safety Tool — But See the Potential For Serious Harm Gaggle (PDF link): The State of Student Safety 2020/21 Electronic Frontier Foundation: Schools Are Spying on Students – But Students Can Fight Back Vox: The hidden racism of school discipline, in 7 charts TechCrunch: Aware raises $60M for tech that monitors internal messaging platforms for legal compliance, sentiment analysis and more UK Council for Internet Safety Internet Matters Peloton Reddit: Update on User Flair Pen Test Partners: Free BrewDog beer with a side order of shareholder PII? TechRadar: Tesla’s driver safety scoring system could be a game-changer for car insurance --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
This week, we've got basically no choice other than to cover everything that's been happening during a chaotic week at Facebook. There's been downtime, whistleblower revelations, and rumours of a reversal of the company's "WFH Forever" policy (which has been denied since we recorded). Meanwhile, Neil battles through a horrible bout of flu in order to have a dig at the Tories. CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains some discussion of eating disorders. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Start 01:26 The Stand-Up 08:25 Social Engineering 13:15 This Week's Epic 34:25 News Bytes 38:04 The Wash Up LINKS MENTIONED THIS WEEK: Facebook Engineering: More details about the October 4 outage The Guardian: Facebook and Instagram say issues now fixed after second outage in a week The Guardian: Facebook aware of Instagram's harmful effect on teenage girls, leak reveals TechRadar: Facebook denies end to 'WFH forever' rule in wake of mega outage The Guardian: "I might delete it": Facebook's problem with younger users Haystack: Facebook Outage Increased Developer Throughput By 32% BBC News: Conservative conference: Get off your Pelotons and back to work, says Oliver Dowden --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tech-team-weekly/message…
 
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