In today's climate-conscious world, technology companies have a responsibility to minimise their environmental impact. That includes the environmental impact of the software itself. 

It can be easy to look at sustainability tips like building carbon aware products or reducing the size of webpages. But in large companies with complex systems, it can be hard to enact change. 

As a green software advocate, I've learned that implementing sustainable practices doesn't require a complete system overhaul—it starts with small, actionable steps that create lasting change.

Ever stood at the edge of a networking event, clutching your drink like a safety blanket, wondering how everyone else seems to navigate conversations so effortlessly? I've been there. In fact, my journey from law student to successful tech professional taught me that networking doesn't have to be a necessary evil – it can be your secret weapon for career success.

In July 2024, Amazon announced it had met its goal of 100% renewable energy seven years early. Does that mean you don't need to do anything to make your software greener?