first year in germany luckily with their skills in high demand these two software developers have a bright professional future ahead of them. from syria to neighboring turkey which is holding key parliamentary and presidential elections this sunday that s right monica and better taper to one in turkey he s held power there for more than fifteen years first as prime minister then as president many young voters have grown up under a one his authoritarian style is the only kind of leadership they know in national elections four days from now they ll be able to decide for themselves if they want to keep or to want to help our correspondent yulia hunt reports. when the ferry docks at the pier in this good hour and the passengers disembark i mean sorry olo is there waiting he s complaining here in istanbul for the a.k.p. president justice and development party surfaced a mean is twenty eight and studied sports management he s admired the president for as long as he can remember. he was going
nigeria. find a niche, create a business, build a home, a school, a community. or look beyond to create a new society. andela, cofounded by iyinoluwa aboyeji and run in nigeria by seni sulyman, is a rigorous training program that teaches coders and engineers with the goal of creating no less than a continent-wide ecosystem of high value software developers. shalom: my mom has like a mobile shop, something like what s in computer village. that s where i grew up, like, she would sell mobile phones and they d fix it there, and she just used to run that. blessing: i came looking for a job, but the jobs i got, i said, no, i don t want to be a salesperson, i don t want to be a secretary. so that s why i got into programming. anthony: shalom and blessing are trainees in the program, people who will someday rewrite
facebook did respond to the new york times story on sunday in a facebook blog post saying these kinds of partnerships exist so these hardware manufacturers can create better experiences for users. but the issue is whether or not that user data is secure. that s something facebook is dealing with a lot. i would also point out it comes at a semiironic time because today is the apple worldwide developers conference out in san jose, california. this is when all these software developers, all of the app developers get together and apple kind of tells them what their plans are for their own operating system going forward. that s going to be a big deal out in california today. we know how critical tim cook has been of mark zuckerberg and his handle of all this. i find it, we re going to leave it there, tiring, again, the use of phrases like the experience, like disruptive innovation, like community. get your story straight and clean up your act. up next, on the front lines of a trade
people get reminders that it is their six-month check-in. if my mom can do it, anyone can be successful in using the web to drive growth. and we talked about this in the intro, you have to think about yourself as a tech company, even if you think you are doing nothing with technology. like it or not, amazon and google are your biggest friends and biggest enemies. you re a software company whether you like it or not and organize your business that way. thinking about everything through a digital first mentality. most companies, the first place they interact with you is on the internet. if that is not front and center with your business, you won t be successful. you need to be thinking, do i come up first when i search an organization. if someone searches for coffee cups, am i working in the way that the amazon algorithm notices me and puts me up higher. higher software developers make i.t., not the guys in the corner, but this will grow the strategy. thank you so much. this wa
seni sulyman, is a rigorous training program that teaches coders and engineers with the goal of creating no less than a continent-wide ecosystem of high value software developers. shalom: my mom has like a mobile shop, something like what s in computer village. that s where i grew up, like, she would sell mobile phones and they d fix it there, and she just used to run that. blessing: i came looking for a job, but the jobs i got, i said, no, i don t want to be a salesperson, i don t want to be a secretary. so that s why i got into programming. anthony: shalom and blessing are trainees in the program, people who will someday rewrite the way africa works. seni: as you can see, there are a lot of issues in nigeria today. the average nigerian is struggling for just food, water, clothing, shelter. we all believe that this will change, and we all believe that we will change that. in the u.s., for every software