In this episode, we are joined by Madison May, Machine Learning Architect and Co-Founder of Indico. He shares insights into sitting in both leadership seats and building custom models for custom problems.

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Have you ever wondered who puts the words to the page when it comes to tech sites? This week, we introduce our Content Lead, Abbey Charles, in the first team member interview of the new season. She's been a copywriter, a front end dev, and million other things, and today we're finding out how they all got mixed up to make a marketing unicorn.

Ep. 4: What do you get when you marry copywriting and coding? Gun.io's Content Lead, Abbey Charles

Sometimes being a part of a sales team can feel akin to being in the desert on a broken bike six miles from the trailhead when it's 115 degrees out, trying not to panic. And how do you hire for that kind of heat? This week we sit down with our VP of Revenue, Ben Kettle, to talk about what it takes to assemble a team of people that can put out any fire.

Ep. 3: How we think about sales hiring

What startup says "no" to funding for almost an entire decade? One that's either totally crazy or incredibly astute. Maybe we're a little of both? Hot off the heels of our Series A raise, we talked to our CEO, Teja Yenamandra, and COO, Tyler Newkirk, about the decision to bootstrap for so long, and how, with a little patience, they found the right investors.

Ep. 2: Our first foray into fundraising

What happens when an idea to hook your friends up with jobs becomes a multi-million dollar talent agency operating on a global scale? In the opener to season 2 of the Frontier Podcast, you'll learn from Gun.io's founder and CEO, Teja Yenamandra, exactly how he made it happen.

Ep. 1: From the beginning

Cal sits down this week with a Nashville local, Dave Delaney, to chat about networking on and offline, how to make an impression, and the best way to keep track of who's who when business cards are flying like there's a blackjack dealer in town. Future Forth: <a href="futureforth.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">futureforth.com</a>Nice Podcast: <a href="nicepodcast.co" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">nicepodcast.co</a>

Networking for Introverts with Dave Delaney

Inside Gun.io: Victoria Stahr

Our Developer Relations team, or as we call them, our Technical Talent Advocates, share their do's and don'ts of the job hunt.

A roundtable with our Technical Talent Advocates

Inside Gun.io: Faith Benson

Moving into engineering management roles can feel like the obvious next step for some senior devs. But what happens when that next step turns out to be one you want to take back? In this week's episode, Cal talks with Jip Moors for Yoast about how he managed both transitions and why he's loving engineering all over again.

Moving from management back to engineering

Lessons from a decade of growth.

What does it take to go from $0 to $1M in revenue? $1M to $100M? After a decade in business, the team at global technology talent agency&nbsp;<a href="http://gun.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Gun.io</a>&nbsp;has seen some $#!†. Saddle up for a front-row seat as these notorious over-sharers (or are they just committed to transparency?) dish on what they've learned along the way—and how these lessons can be applied in your own business. Gun.io is a global talent agency that specializes in pairing the world's best software professionals with world-class companies. Interested in getting in touch? Come check us out at <a href="Gun.io" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Gun.io</a>.

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