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DEM tech folks

DEM tech folks

著者： Rico Randall
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 Welcome to DEM tech folks, a podcast created as a space where technology trends and news are passionately discussed while also allowing technology professionals to talk about their journey to a technology based career. This podcast is called DEM Tech Folks with “DEM” as an acronym for “developing every mind.” DEM is also a nod to ebonics, as a way of representing authenticity and inclusivity. We at believe that everyone has the potential to learn and grow in the world of IT, and this platform aims to help people do just that. The goal of this platform is to create a comfortable space where people looking to work in IT can ask questions and learn from experienced professionals. It is understood that breaking into this field can be intimidating, which is why this platform provides a supportive and non-judgmental platform for people to get the information they need.

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  • 028: Open Discussions (Should Tech Folks Be Visible?)

    028: Open Discussions (Should Tech Folks Be Visible?)
    2025/05/16
    Summary
    In this conversation, Rico and Reginald discuss various topics related to remote work, including new protocols for accessing resources, the dynamics of virtual meetings, and the importance of maintaining a work-life balance. They also explore the future of development environments, the role of AI in human interaction, and the significance of mental health in the workplace. The discussion emphasizes the value of solo conversations and the need for open communication in the tech industry. In this engaging conversation, Reginald and Rico delve into the complexities of mental health in professional settings, the significance of maintaining camera presence during virtual meetings, and the challenges faced by introverts in communication. They share personal anecdotes and insights on how to navigate these issues, emphasizing the importance of visual engagement and proper etiquette in virtual interactions. The discussion culminates in a light-hearted yet meaningful exploration of the shared experiences that many face in the modern workplace.

    Keywords
    remote work, development environments, AI, mental health, communication, tech industry, podcasting, work-life balance, virtual meetings, DevOps, mental health, virtual meetings, camera presence, communication, introversion, professional life, workplace culture, engagement, virtual etiquette, personal struggles



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    53 分
  • 027: From Chef to Cybersecurity: Kevin J. Foster's Journey

    027: From Chef to Cybersecurity: Kevin J. Foster's Journey
    2025/04/04
    Summary: In this episode of Them Tech Folks, Rico Randall and Ebonyy engage with Kevin J. Foster Sr., a cybersecurity operations coordinator, as he shares his journey from restaurant management to a successful career in cybersecurity. Kevin discusses his early interest in technology, the pivotal moments that shaped his career, and the importance of mentorship in helping others achieve their dreams. He also highlights the significance of certifications in the field and shares insights on teaching cybersecurity principles. In this engaging conversation, Rico Randall and Kevin J. Foster Sr. explore the dynamic field of cybersecurity, discussing the importance of continuous training, the core responsibilities of security professionals, and the challenges faced when transitioning between roles. They delve into the significance of personality alignment in professional settings and share insights on staying current in the ever-evolving tech landscape. The discussion emphasizes the importance of mindset and personal development, highlighting how a proactive approach can lead to significant career advancements.

    Takeaways:
    • Kevin J. Foster Sr. is a cybersecurity operations coordinator.
    • He transitioned from restaurant management to cybersecurity.
    • His journey began with a tech school for certifications.
    • Mentorship played a crucial role in his career.
    • He emphasizes the importance of telling others your career aspirations.
    • Certifications like Security Plus and GSEC are vital in cybersecurity.
    • Kevin advocates for work-study programs to reduce certification costs.
    • He finds gratification in helping others realize their career dreams.
    • Teaching foundational courses is his favorite part of the job.
    • Cybersecurity has many fields, and it's important to find your niche. Training is essential for growth in cybersecurity.
    • Data protection is a universal goal across industries.
    • Transitioning roles can be stressful but rewarding.
    • Understanding personality traits can enhance team dynamics.
    • Staying current in tech requires continuous learning.
    • Mindset is crucial for career success.
    • Taking breaks can prevent burnout in demanding fields.
    • Engaging teaching methods can make learning enjoyable.
    • Networking and mentorship are vital for career development.
    • Personal development should be a continuous journey.
    Find Us:
    • Rico Randall
    • Ebony Pierce
    • Kevin J. Foster Sr.

    Keywords: cybersecurity, career journey, mentorship, certifications, teaching, IT, professional development, Security Plus, GSEC, SANS, cybersecurity, training, data protection, career transition, personality tests, professional development, staying current, mindset, personal growth, GRC

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  • 026: Tech Genius says he is an Asian who didn’t want a college degree

    026: Tech Genius says he is an Asian who didn’t want a college degree
    2025/04/01
    Find Us:
    • Rico Randall (DevelopEveryMind.com)
    • Tiffany Bryant (StatsonStats.io)
    • Edwin Sarmiento
    Keywords: Riverside, post-production, tech consulting, disaster recovery, data management, cybersecurity, compliance, Microsoft SQL Server, consulting, high availability, consulting, technology, leadership, community building, education, career development, AI, vulnerability, learning, tech industry

    Summary: In this conversation, Edwin Sarmiento and Rico Randall discuss various aspects of technology, focusing on tools like Riverside for post-production, the transition from being a generalist to a specialist in tech, the critical role of data in disaster recovery, the importance of a cybersecurity mindset, and the nuances of consulting in tech. Edwin shares his journey from the Philippines to Canada, his experiences with natural disasters, and how they shaped his approach to high availability and disaster recovery solutions. In this conversation, Edwin M Sarmiento shares his insights on the importance of addressing people and process issues in organizations, rather than just focusing on technology. He emphasizes the value of vulnerability in leadership, the significance of community building in tech, and the debate between formal education and practical experience. Edwin also discusses the cyclical nature of technology and the need for curiosity and foundational knowledge in a rapidly evolving landscape, particularly in the context of AI.

    Takeaways:
    • Riverside has improved post-production capabilities significantly.
    • Transitioning from generalist to specialist can enhance expertise.
    • Data is essential for all tech-related solutions.
    • Cybersecurity should be viewed as a mindset, not just a role.
    • Consultants should focus on asking the right questions to fill knowledge gaps.
    • High availability and disaster recovery are crucial in tech.
    • Understanding compliance is vital for tech consultants.
    • Natural disasters can inform better disaster recovery strategies.
    • Community and documentation are key in tech industries.
    • The human element is often the weakest link in cybersecurity. Every technical problem is a people and process problem first.
    • The importance of meeting teams physically to understand issues.
    • Vulnerability in leadership fosters better communication and problem-solving.
    • Teaching is a way to master new skills and concepts.
    • Curiosity and foundational knowledge are key to understanding technology.
    • Mistakes are part of the learning process and should be embraced.
    • Community building is essential for supporting newcomers in tech.
    • Degrees may not be necessary if practical experience is gained.
    • History repeats itself in technology; understanding patterns is crucial.
    • Action is more important than information in achieving goals.


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