Productivity Tuesday | Hello Tech Pros

Eric Stroh is an experienced software developer and sports enthusiast. After teaching computer science for 15 years he joined the ranks of iOS developers at CapTech Consulting, building mobile apps for large financial institutions. When not mastering iOS Autolayout, Eric enjoys time on the lake and playing tennis. Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/eric-stroh-productivity/ Key Takeaways AP Computer Science classes in high school were more procedural when they taught C and Pascal, but moved into object-oriented programming during a transition to Java and C++. Working on bug fixes are a great way to teach someone about a legacy system. We need more computer science classes in middle and high school. When the team is co-located in an office, you can have ad-hoc face-to-face meetings with analysts and QA. Working remotely, it's more difficult to communicate with the other team members because you can't just walk down the hall and say hi. Messenger, video conferencing and phone calls are critical for remote w