Felt, Not Heard: How Playing the Tuba Helped Andy Upchurch in Software Architecture
Andy Upchurch chose tuba because people needed it, and it was a way to make friends. And those reasons are similar to why he joined Daugherty Business Solutions as a software engineer.
The Right TECH-nique: How Chandler Molbert’s Background in Opera Has Given Him a Wide Range in Software Engineering
Opera, like software development, happens kind of chaotically. But it’s well-maintained chaos. Or at least that’s how Chandler Molbert describes it – a highly complex environment where execution is paramount to success.
DaughertyStep: Lalit Devraj Breaks Down How Business Analysis Is Like Beatboxing
What's at the heart for what Lalit does as a professional beatboxer and as a business analyst with Daugherty Business Solutions? Flow.
HTMLalala: Daniel Copeland’s Transition from Music Therapist to Developer
Just as HTML and Javascript are programming languages, music also is a language. Ask Daniel Copeland, who was a music therapist before he changed his tune to software developer.
