Discover how to empower non-technical professionals with Python programming skills in this insightful conference talk from LeadDev Berlin 23. Learn about a successful bespoke training initiative that brought critical technical skills to diverse teams, including lawyers, sales representatives, HR professionals, and even resolute technophobes. Explore the journey of teaching Python to nearly 300 people in just 18 months, and understand how this initiative transformed an organization, with over half of the firm now utilizing Python in their daily work. Gain valuable insights on managing the risks associated with widespread coding adoption, and find inspiration to launch similar programs teaching Python, data science, basic machine learning, and technical operational risk management to a broader audience. No prior technical knowledge is required to benefit from this 14-minute presentation, which offers practical advice on bridging the gap between technology and non-tech professionals.
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Python powered people: Teaching non-tech professionals to code | Charlie Beeson | LeadDev Berlin 23
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LeadDev