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Personal Mission Statement and Vision for 2023

Welcome to 2023! Women Who Code is excited to be in community with you this year!

As you start the new year, take a moment to clarify your desires, purpose, and how you want to feel before setting your goals.

Creating a mission statement is a way to align how you want to grow. It can provide guidance and clarity as you create goals that are attainable and make sense for you. In the same way a business creates a mission statement, you can craft one for yourself. Throughout the year, you can refer back to it as a reminder of your “why”, to keep you focused on specific actions to take toward your goals.
What’s your personal mission statement?
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Empowering Mentorship

Mentorship is a great way to pay it forward while continuing to form connections with others and build community. Feel empowered in your ability to mentor others. There are many ways to be an effective mentor, including active listening, nurturing and growing the relationship, supporting connections, and providing guidance. Your voice and journey are powerful and helpful in providing a pathway for other women on their career journey.
Celebrating World Introvert Day

World Introvert Day 
Shermaine Ang | WWCode Volunteer, London and Python

You might start to wonder, what exactly does being an introvert mean? Does it mean that I just enjoy being alone all the time and doing things on my own? Well, to me, being an introvert means that I feel more comfortable focusing on my own thoughts. I would rather spend time on my own, listening to my...

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Tech Highlights

Gabriel Rowan, WWCode member, reflected on the book Quiet by Susan Cain. The book explores the differences between introverts and extroverts — and the unique power of introverts in a world that tends to favor the other. At Women Who Code, we talk a lot about the importance of being your authentic self, and staying true to who you are as you navigate your career — and that includes honoring your social or communication style. 

This week, we’re highlighting videos from our YouTube channel that can help us all develop communication skills to better navigate our careers.
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CONNECT 2023

Join technologists and industry experts from around the world for Women Who Code CONNECT Empower. 

Register for a full day of access to a diverse roster of industry leaders during technical workshops, talks, career networking sessions, and other opportunities including sponsors like DraftKings, SiriusXM, and Deloitte.
 
Register to receive updates as we announce speakers and sessions. 
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AWS Community Builders Program — What Is It and How You Can Become One
Online | WWCode Cloud | 1:00 pm ET
Join this session with Women Who Code Cloud to learn more about the AWS Community Builder Program and how to become a Community Builder.
Member Meet and Greet!
Online | WWCode Cloud | 6:00 pm ET
Join this casual and fun meet and greet with members of WWCode Cloud to learn more about the technical track and connect with other technologists!
Devise: Another Point of View
Online | WWCode Front End | 12:30 pm ET
Join this session to learn RubyGem Devise, which gives developers authentication and authorization at their fingertips.
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We're excited about the upcoming WWCode Conversation with Donna Hart from Ally Financial. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to be the first to know when this episode goes live next week!
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WWCode is partnering with Formation to offer $500 off the upfront cost or a reduction of their Income Share Agreement (ISA).  Make your next career move with confidence and unlock your engineering potential with personalized training and world-class mentorship from the best engineers in Silicon Valley. Apply by 1/31.
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Misbah Khan of WWCode Mumbai was promoted to beta student ambassador at Microsoft.
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