jeremyjarrell

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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   I create videos, mainly focused on agile techniques, that I distribute online. Currently all of my videos are on Pluralsight but I've signed deals to start branching out to other distributors with new content in 2015. http:/&#x2
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   Just a note, I got a lot of great questions about how producing training videos works. If you have any questions later, or are curious about things you don't want to ask in public, don't hesitate to hit me up directly either on tw
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   I didn't try to sell them myself, but I did consider it...HEAVILY. However, fpr me there were a lot of big wins for going with a publisher like Pluralsight. For one thing, they take a lot of things that are not really related to video
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   Good question, Pluralsight uses a subscription model so the courses aren't actually priced individually. For example, at the lowest tier a subscriber can pay $29/month and get access to the entire catalog (which is several thousa
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   Oddly enough I didn't realize that Quicktime could even do that until about a week ago until I'd already made the choice to switch to screenflow. I haven't tried it yet but it did occur to me as an option, perhaps I should re
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   Hey Nico! Regarding hardware I record with a Blue Snowball cardoid mic and a pop filter. The entire setup including mic, stand, and pop filter cost me a little over $100 on Amazon. Pluralsight also reimbursed the majority of that after my
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   Thanks! Believe it or not about 70% of the revenue comes from the Creating Effective User Stories course. I have another course in the same vein, Agile in the Real World, coming out in a few weeks that I hope will do as well. The trick se
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   I generate about $1750 USD per month producing training videos for Pluralsight, most recently on how developers can make sense of agile. http://www.pluralsight.com/author/jeremy-jarrell The $1750 month is the current r
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   by jeremyjarrell 12y ago

   This is awesome.
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    Lessons Learned on Hiring Software Developers(jeremyjarrell.org)

    2 points by jeremyjarrell 16y ago|0 comments
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    by jeremyjarrell 16y ago

    We use daily standups, user stories, CI, and TDD. We're NOT pairing, keeping a burn down chart, or doing a great job of having regular retrospectives or iteration planning. Our customer rep is someone who worked in the industry for several