Thirty-nine years old, laid off from a bookstore, and working in the backroom of a grocery, Sean Rogers thought the time was right to start his career as a software developer. The only problem: he knew nothing about technology. Just the opposite, he held on to CD players and flip phones long past the point of prudence.\nEnter Tech Elevator, an in-person coding boot camp boasting a 92% job placement. Welcome to 14 weeks of intensive education, larger-than-life characters, and a bumbling yet inspiring attempt at becoming a programmer.\nAs more people than ever begin looking for new careers, interest in coding boot camps has surged as a replacement for the traditional four-year degree. Refactored: My Attempt at Breaking into Tech During the Rise of the Coding Boot Camp is a wild, funny, stressful insider's look on a movement that is changing the face of education the world over.

Refactored: My Attempt at Breaking into Tech During the Rise of the Coding Boot Camp

Biographies & Memoirs

Rogers, Sean

Professionals & Academics

Onyx Neon Press

Charlie Mueller is good with technology. He's not that kind of old person. Sure, he's spent four decades as an NYC bookseller, married to routine in an industry that time forgot. But he can still evolve. He can learn to sell an E-Reader. Maybe.\nJake has just arrived from Ohio-blue-eyed, polite, fresh as windowsill pie. Annoying, basically. But when Charlie gets mixed up in Jake's plight to win the heart of Chelsea, a fellow bookseller, the two become reluctant friends. While Jake climbs the ladder of management, Charlie falls behind with the digital revolution.\nPart romantic comedy, part workplace meditation, part love letter to literature, Out of Print follows Charlie through a series of late-in-life dilemmas set among the stacks of a bookstore.

Out of Print

Literature & Fiction

United States

Co-authored by experts Dr. Sean Rogers and Matthew J. Morris, this guide highlights 54 fish species that are native to Alberta and 16 species that have been introduced to the province. This beautifully illustrated guide provides descriptions on fish anatomy, a key to identifying field marks of each fish, a watershed map and notes on conservation status. It also features a QR code for more information on the status of each species. Printed on waterproof paper for durability, this lightweight, pocket-sized folding guide is an excellent source of portable information and ideal for field use by novices and experts alike.

Alberta Fishes: A Folding Pocket Guide to All Known Native and Introduced Species (A Pocket Naturalist Guide)

Science & Math

Morris, Matthew

Biological Sciences

Waterford Press

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