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Welcome to Spilling the ITea, a podcast where we, Agnés, Maria and Emma, debug our experiences as women in tech and IT, specifically in Computer Science and Software Engineering. We will be discussing several topics related to what we have seen and gone through in this male-dominated world. Hope you stick around!
Unknown Host hosts Spilling the ITea, a technology show with 35 episodes published.
We’re continuing our “inside the industry” series, and this time we sit down with Maria to explore the world of cybersecurity and digital identity. She works as a software engineer at a company focused on digital certifi
After a long gap between recordings, the three of us are finally back together. We’re back with our “inside the industry” series, where we take a closer look at our jobs. This time, it’s Emma’s turn, exploring what it re
In today’s episode, we dive into the world of software engineering in the retail sector. While we often work across different industries, this time we focus on what makes retail unique from a technology perspective. We e
How connected are we really in a world that’s always online? In this episode, we reflect on screen time, digital dependency, and how smartphones are changing the way we think, socialize, and experience boredom. We also d
In this episode, we sit down with Manuel Navid to trace his journey into computer science and how curiosity, not a rigid plan, led him there. He shares why he chose to take a gap semester, how side projects shaped his co
Welcome back to our series on historical women in STEM. This time let's unravel the Hollywood starlet by day, and secret inventor by night: Hedy Lamarr. We chat about her wild double life, her genius ideas, the struggles
In this new episode, we chat with our friend (Carlos) Sansón, a software/product engineer at a Barcelona AI startup, about what life in a startup is really like — from constant pivots and fast decisions to open-source cu
In this episode, we dive into the journey of landing that first full-time job after studying. We’ll share how we balanced working while studying, from part-time jobs and thesis projects to finding internships that actual
In this episode, we dive into the tech industry — and especially the world of software engineering. We’ll share our thoughts on the current state of the field: the impact of COVID, layoffs, hiring freezes, and the real n
In this episode, we open up about our very first job experiences — from landing our first full-time roles as software engineers to the pressures we faced, the work-life balance struggles, and the big question: would we h
We’re back! After a little break, we catch up on what’s new in our tech careers — from navigating fast-paced environments and shifting roles to diving into AI, product ownership, and team dynamics. We also chat about the
In this episode, we meet again to dive into the challenges of managing our daily time as full-time software engineers while striving for work-life balance. We discuss the struggle of balancing responsibilities when time
We're back!!! In this episode, we dive into how business hierarchy shapes software development teams across different European cultures. From flat structures in Nordic countries to more hierarchical setups in Southern an
In this episode, we get real about the challenges of pursuing a computer engineering degree. We start by addressing the tough reality—this career path is demanding and sometimes frustrating. But don’t worry—we’re here to
This episode delves into the role diversity plays in tech teams, exploring how some companies do or do not prioritize it. Sharing insights from our experiences as software engineers, we examine the growing significance o
Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive into our daily lives as software engineers as we navigate balancing work and personal life in the fast-paced world of tech. From how we structure our workdays and adapt to flexib
In this episode, we discuss the journey of landing your first job as a junior software engineer, covering everything from networking strategies to key qualities to look for in a company. We dive into tips for finding the
In this episode, we’re diving deep into the remarkable life and legacy of Marie Curie, a true pioneer in the world of science. After being inspired by our recent trip to Warsaw, where Curie was born, we couldn’t wait to
In this episode, the three of us dive into our personal experiences studying in countries like Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark. We’ll explore what studying in Spain is really like and compare it to t
Welcome back to another episode, but this time we bring you a special edition in SPANISH! In this episode, we play our favourite game "We're Not Really Strangers", where we basically ask each other questions engaging in
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