The Coeo Blog

I joined Coeo's support team last year, and this has been the first time I've really had the chance to pause and take stock of how the support role works. I have spent the previous decade working as a SQL Server DBA contractor, so I have been fortunate to work on a variety of projects and..

I am delighted to announce that we’ve been named among the UK’s Best Workplaces™ 2022! This is recognition of our entire team’s commitment to ongoing wellbeing initiatives and their participation in our dedicated programs. This award comes alongside our certification as a Great Place to Work in..

We are extremely proud to announce that as of November 2021, Coeo has become Great Place To Work Certified. This shows a continued investment in our employees, to listen, act and improve on how we can create a better place to work.What is Great Place To Work?

As graduation season is fast approaching, albeit most likely virtually again this year, many computer science and software Development students will be considering their future career opportunities, and are no doubt currently knee-deep in applications. There has been no better time to seek..

The culture and values of a professional services organisation are vital in understanding fit, both internally during recruitment and in external discussion with partners and prospective customers. 

As a follow up to my recent post, we’ll be discussing Microsoft’s DP-201 exam (“Designing an Azure Data Solution”); the second exam and final step required in gaining the Azure Data Engineer Associate certification.

At Coeo, we are actively encouraged to take exams and broaden our understanding in new areas. Not only do these exams help focus our learning, they help to build a breadth of qualifications throughout the company.

In this post, we’ll be discussing Microsoft’s DP-200 exam; the first of two exams..

It has been now quite a few years since I was sitting in school, being pleasantly bored by the works and sonnets of Shakespeare, and failing to grasp the meanings and intricate language he used. Now in hindsight, I realise that I just never understood (or tried to understand) some of the meanings..

Individuals who believe their talents can be developed, as opposed to believing such talents are innate gifts, are known to have a "growth" mindset. Such people tend to achieve more than those with a "fixed" mindset because they spend less time worrying about looking smart, and more time being..