Settling into Findworka

Prior to joining Findworka, I knew nothing about programming. I could not

even output a hello world lol. When i got to know the programming

languages(Javascript and PHP) we would be learning, i started doubting

myself immediately asking myself questions like “can i really do this?” as I had

the belief that programming is actually for “The Gurus”. Not withstanding

this, some people have made my transition into programming smoother than

I expected. Firstly i would like to mention Dele Bakare, the CEO of

Findworka. I remember my first meeting with him, i was nervous prior to the

meeting but it turned out to be a totally different experience. I think he

actually noticed the nervousness in me and he took time to encourage me. He

told me stories of how he started and things he has been through but the

main thing I was able to capture from the conversation was that “Everyone

starts somewhere” This actually motivated me and that moment i regained

self-confidence. Another person that has helped me since joining Findworka

is Tunde Yusuf, a backend developer in Findworka. Tunde gave me websites

websites helped me to have an understanding of what programming is really

all about .

I would like to say that everyone in the Findworka Academy has helped me

settle. We have a good working relationship in the academy from Seyi to

Nonso to Bukola, Davis and ever other person. but the person i would like to

sound out is Anani Oluseyi, avery good programmer but one thing i like

about Seyi as i will call him is his willingness to teach. He will take all his

time to make sure you understand.

Summarily, i can say that Findworka has been a nice experience.

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