Entry 3: Speaking My Mind - My Audio Evidence

 

 Entry 3: Speaking My Mind - My Audio Evidence


Date: 08/05/2026 | Category: Speaking & Soft Skills

Communication is key in tech! Here I present two audio projects where I practiced my fluency:Audio 1 - Obligations and Attitudes: In this podcast, I discussed my academic responsibilities. I highlighted that I must attend all my virtual sessions and that I have to use version control tools, like Git or Github, to manage my work professionally. I also reflected on the fact that developers should never compromise the privacy of people for the sake of a faster delivery.  Audio 2 - Trajectory and Leadership: Using conditionals, I projected my future. I established that if I complete my SENA certification successfully this year, I will apply for an internship in a software house. I also imagined leadership scenarios, stating that if I were a project manager, I would promote a culture of transparency and flexibility.  




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