Learn why culture-add is the future of versatile hiring. Discover the benefits of diverse perspectives and how culture fit should adopt a culture-add strategy.

Looking for the best in-person coding bootcamp in Barcelona? Or do you want to try hybrid model? Maybe only study online? At arol.dev, gain job-ready skills through immersive, hands-on learning, real-world projects, and expert mentorship. Build your tech career in Barcelona’s vibrant tech scene.

Discover how technology is reshaping climate action, healthcare, education, and the future of work. Learn why a tech-driven approach is crucial for businesses, from sustainability initiatives to digital upskilling with arol.dev. Embrace the shift and equip your workforce for tomorrow.

Explore the accuracy of 2024 software development predictions, from AI-driven tools to cloud-native technologies. Discover key insights into the industry's evolution in 2024 and what lies ahead in the world of software development in the year of 2025.

In the first episode of the arol.dev podcast, we spoke with Nadia Dillon, a software engineer and mental health advocate, about her journey in the tech industry and the challenges that can lead to mental health struggles and how she overcame them. 

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What actually makes a software engineer candidate stand out to the top tech companies? Knowing what organizations want in an ideal developer candidate can make the job search journey much easier.

Culture is an elusive yet essential part of every and any organization. For software engineers, understanding culture can feel as complicated as debugging the most complex code. Pau Minoves, a former CTO at Typeform and a specialist in addressing and fixing engineering culture, sat down with us at a Fireside Chat at our monthly tech sessions at Norrsken House Barcelona to offer valuable insights into what engineering culture really is and how it can be shaped.

Failure—it feels terrible. As software engineers, we're no strangers to the frustration that comes with it. The pressure to write perfect code, the challenges that test our patience—it's enough to make anyone want to quit. But the thing is that failure isn’t the end of the road; actually, it might just be the beginning of something great.