Nkem Nwankwo

Nkem Nwankwo (12 June 1936 – 12 June 2001) was a Nigerian novelist and poet. Quotes I’ve been interested in technology for almost as long as I can remember. I used to go to my dad’s office and play snake on his computer. At this time, I kept wondering how you go from circuits to what I saw on the screen. Fast forward to middle school when I found out what an engineer was and that there was a type that specialized in computers. I knew then what I wanted to do. Tech interview with Nkem Nwankwo I think my experience in tech as a person of color is similar to any of a professional person of color. The higher I go, the less of me I see. I’ve been living this since my freshman year in college so none of it really phases me to be honest. I have the privilege of being male, so there are many things I can relate to with my coworkers. Right now, I’m just trying to do my job while planning for future moves. He talks about his experience being a POC in Tech Be patient. Software development takes time and dedication to become proficient. Try not to get too frustrated at the challenges you’ll face along the way. It’s all a learning experience. Go visit a company. Businesses love talking about themselves. Go take a tour, see what they do on a day to day basis, and find out what it takes to make it. Be intensely curious. You’re not going to know it all out of the gate. Actually you’ll probably never know it all. Always be ready to take a lesson. Ask a lot of dumb questions. Everything you see started from a thought from someone not too different from yourself. They had to learn it from somewhere too. He gave three tips to high school students who want to enter into tech. External links Category:1936 births Category:2001 deaths Category:Authors from Nigeria