Steve Greenblatt

So, um,

This is a great conversation.

I hope that our audience, those of you out there listening, got some value from it.

And we'd like to know what you think, either this episode or our previous one.

They were kind of coupled together.

And we'd also like to, you know, maybe I'll put out a poll.

How many of you out there are programmers versus managers to get a sense of where the makeup is of our audience?

James, if people want to get in touch with you and continue this conversation, how would they do so?

And for me, you could reach me at Steve Greenblatt on social media.

LinkedIn is really the place that I think most of us are active these days.

So please reach out and connect there.

And also let me know that you're a listener of the show.

I'd like to provide some good context for connecting.

As James mentioned, our LinkedIn group is free and open.

So just hop in there.

You can find out more about our episodes as well as interact with members that are programmers who are in the programming community.

My company, Control Concepts, is a supporter of this podcast, and we provide some of the building blocks that programmers need to succeed, whether it's integrating products or adding functionality to your systems.

You can find out more about that at controlconcepts.net.

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