The Value of Mentorship with Melissa Trebell

Ardan Labs Podcast

Bill Kennedy

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5 • 7 Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2022

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Melissa Trebell is a full stack engineer for Punchcard Systems (Previously at TrustBix). Although she had an affinity for computers in high school, Melissa wasn’t sure if this was something she wanted to pursue in university. By a stroke of luck, she was introduced to a woman that worked for HP and encouraged her to get into the field. We learn about Melissa’s journey from C++ to Go, the agrifood industry, and the importance of mentorship. Connect with Melissa: https://www.linkedin.com...

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Arden Labs Education. Sign up today to learn advanced concepts in Go, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and more. Visit Arnd Labs podcast.
0:25.9	My name is Bill Kennedy and our special guest today all the way from Edmonton.
0:29.8	Canada is Melissa Trebal.
0:32.0	Hello, Melissa.
0:33.5	Good morning.
0:34.6	Thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us today.
0:39.3	How's it going in Edmonton today?
0:41.3	Good, good. It's nice out today, so.
0:44.3	Nice. I love when somebody in the frozen tundra says it's nice out today.
0:49.3	Nice as in like, you don't have to wear gloves and a hat or nice as in because I'm inside.
0:56.7	I hate being cold.
0:59.4	As in we're being treated to like nice.
1:03.7	Oh my goodness.
1:05.4	You know, I went to university in upstate New York up by the Canadian border.
1:09.7	I was about a half an hour away from
1:12.8	Cornwall. You know Cornwall, Canada is one of those border towns over there. I had no idea how cold
1:18.5	it was in university, so I had a little thermometer next to my bed. And if it got anywhere close to
1:26.1	like freezing, I didn't get out of bed.
1:28.3	Needless to say, I almost failed every class that first semester
1:33.3	because by the time we hit like December,
1:37.3	it was freezing every day.
1:43.3	But I was in Edmonton one time, and I was pleasantly surprised by the weather there.
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