Spoons and Humans – Thought Work and Connection with Wesley Faulkner

In this episode, Wesley Faulkner, Developer Relations at Daily, talks about ethical networking by sharing your whole self and going beyond transactional relationships, i.e. what your job is, what your role is, and how those relate to each other. 

Wesley also says that the people who are extremely good at what they do aren't as good as what you may perceive and that when you're getting started in programming, you're not as bad as you think. Don't be too rough on yourself and don't think that people are perfect. Mistakes are what make us. Keep trying. Keep moving. No matter where you go, you're going to end up where you need to be.

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