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The colleague who changed your life

Welcome to the work week, Baltimore. Today's newsletter features a story from our How I Got Here series that speaks to the power of networks.
 
The story of Fight Blight Bmore founder Nneka N'namdi speaks to how the invisible hands of the business world can work both for you and against you. You just never know how much a coworker or classmate can impact your career.
 
Today, I ask: Who was the most impactful coworker in your career and why? How did they change the trajectory of your career?
 
Let us know by replying to this email or sending a note to , anytime.
 
— Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby (donte@technical.ly)

Top Stories

These software trends sell and can get you hired

By Donte Kirby | 2 minute readCheck out these trends that Technical.ly noticed in software development in its various markets that led to massive raises and hires.
How I Got Here: Nneka N’namdi and the power of word of mouth
By Donte Kirby | 3 minute read

The founder of Fight Blight Bmore imparts lessons to Black youth and professionals — and Black women specifically — on how to navigate the tech world of the defense contracting space. Read more »

Is copyright ‘fundamentally incompatible with the internet’?
By Christopher Wink | 4 minute read

A new book from journalist Glyn Moody argues copyright is hurting the creators it’s meant to help. He calls on entrepreneurs and innovators to find new models forward. Read more »

Whose line (of code) is it anyway? Lessons from improv for your tech career
By Sam Markowitz | 5 minute read

Dan Stabb, a tech educator and improv performer, explains how the skills developed on the stage can help you be a better technologist and teammate. Read more »

Maryland’s TEDCO is hosting its first tech fair for local founders
By Michaela Althouse | 2 minute read

The inaugural Tech Fair will take place Monday at the Hotel at the University of Maryland. Here's what to expect. Read more »

Blast from the past

3D Maryland: Howard County rapid manufacturing facility opens
Originally published April 21, 2014

At Howard County's Maryland Center for Entrepreneurship, a new prototype lab is looking to take advantage of 3D printing's booming applications and make the county and state a hub for the technology. Read more »

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