We structured this episode about neurodiversity into a couple of main topics:

• Introduction of the topic of neurodiversity and providing some background information about what it is and why it is important.
• Share personal perspectives on neurodiversity; two very personal stories from the guests of our show.
• Key Issues, Actionable Advice, conclusions and Call to action.
• The famous closing round; what are the key takeaways from our guests?

• Koen Suijkerland – Systems engineer for our TPS (Technical Platform Space).
• Krissie Prusinskaite – Software engineer in Logistics.

In this episode, we refer to the episode about the Inclusion of introverts

In the Netherlands you can also check out Neurodivergence and Mental Health in IT on Meetup

One of our listeners pointed out to a closed channel on Slack as well. Let us know if you want to know more.

Hope you will also enjoy this episode and our second season.

• Cas Plattel; Software Engineer in the Fintech domain
• Oscar Spruit; Software Engineer in the Apps domain

KotlinConf

KotlinConf 2019 on youtube

We dive into the experiment with this business usage of the Google Glass in a popup warehouse.

• Turan Bulmus – AI/ML Practise Lead at Google for the Benelux
• Niels de Vries – Data Scientist at bol.com within Logistics – stock allocation
• Melih Gultekin – Software engineer/Android developer at bol.com – decide to buy

• Google glass, Own OS (oreo, android)
• Figma – design - https://www.figma.com
• Google cloud visualizer on laptop - https://www.vysor.io/
• Jackpack compose (google library for android dev.s, Kotlin)https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/documentation
• Customer cases: Samsung, DHL and outside logistics: Health Sector
• Google guidelines for color schemas

We discuss Tech Culture Month.

• What is Tech Culture Month?
• Why is a series of events like this important?
• What was the feedback from the community?

During this month our Tech Culture Manifesto got introduced.

• What is it?
  • You Build It, You Run It, You Love It!
  • Have Fun
• Why do we have or need this manifesto?
• What did we learn putting this on paper?

• Babiche de Jong – Software Engineer in Logistics
• Jonna Hietkamp – Principal Engineering Manager in Assortment & Selling
• Tim van Hardeveld – Coordinator Onboarding, Learning & Development

2021 Wrapped and maybe a glimpse into 2022.

• We look back at 2021 by the numbers.
  • Top 3 lists
  • Top 5 countries
• We discuss the topics and episodes that really got us.
  • For instance the one on Log4j and the PMC member who is working in bol.com.
• We share the plans of 2022 and the OKR we set ourselves: "we get on TikTok and you get to decide what dance we should perform if we double our listeners on the best episode ever"

Peter Brouwers

Peter Paul van de Beek

Top 3 according to Blubrry

1. Episode 91 - Retailer API
2. Episode 93 - The Programmers Brain
3. Episode 81 - Data Maturity and Data Literacy

Top 3 according to Spotify

1. Team Topologies
2. The Data-Driven Approach to supporting products with KPI's and OKR's
3. Curiosity is the common denominator for our business analysts

The new Bol.com ECOmerce podcast about sustainability

The topics of the episode are:

• What were the symptoms of these boring retrospectives for you?
• Why are these bad for our teams? And our people?
• Could you share with our audience why this topic was important to you?
• Why do we need good retrospectives?
• What are the elements of a good retrospective?
• What were the alternatives or additional styles and structures you came up with?
• Could you share some insights on the struggles you had and what you learned from them?

• Erik van der Kieft - scrum master in Assortment & Selling
• Jake de Oude - Software engineer and scrum master in Assortment &Selling

• The Spotify Retro Kit

In this episode of TechLab, we're diving deep into the world of data engineering! Join us as we chat with Robin, a data scientist from bol.com, who shares how his team tackled complex data pipeline challenges by using layered approaches and innovative solutions like Apache Airflow. Robin makes it easy to understand by comparing data workflows to baking bread (yes, really!) and highlights how his team built a robust, reliable system to handle critical logistics data for bol.com. Tune in for insights, laughs, and some surprising analogies that bring data science to life!

Connect with Robin van Schaik:

• LinkedIn

In this episode we want to answer these questions:

• How do I transfer my Elastic Search data?
• What is Elastic Search migration?
• How do I set up Elastic Search on Google Cloud?
• Does Google Cloud have Elastic Search?
• Is Elastic Search cloud free?
• How do I change my Elastic Search storage location?
• How do I upload data to the elastic cloud?
• How do I back up my Elastic Search data?
  

• Egbert van der Wal ; Software Engineer in the Buying Domain
• Rasjaad Basarat ; Software Engineer in the Buying Domain

Our Episode on building an FTP server on Rust is mentioned by one of our listeners Colin McAllister in reaction to a post about What are the advantages and disadvantages of using C for FTP server development?