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S1 E14: SaaS Customer Interaction and Scaling Online Reputation | Dennis Steele (Podium)
Nov 25, 2019 · Season 1 · Episode 14 · 30 min
Along with being a startup founder, Dennis Steele is a family man and a triathlete. A non-tech grad from BYU, he went through a software development bootcamp - called DevMountain - to arm him with practical dev skills. He took this base knowledge, and he
Along with being a startup founder, Dennis Steele is a family man and a triathlete. A non-tech grad from BYU, he went through a software development bootcamp – called DevMountain – to arm him with practical dev skills. He took this base knowledge, and he and his co-founder built Podium – a way for businesses to manage their online reputation, through one single platform.
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DevMountain (https://learn.devmountain.com/devmountain-code-story)
Hackbright Academy (https://hackbrightacademy.com/learn-programs-cs)
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