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Joshua Stephens - Babbel Magazine

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Joshua Stephens
Joshua works in Babbel’s communications team, developing narrative strategy and storytelling in a variety of formats. He likes dogs, coffee, and books; dislikes socks.
Articles by Joshua
Behind the Scenes: Cemre

Behind the Scenes: Cemre

A Junior Fullstack Engineer talks to us about moving from studies to full-time work.
Behind the Scenes: Marcelo

Behind the Scenes: Marcelo

A Senior Product Designer breaks down what’s best about no two days being alike at Babbel.
A Look Back at Babbel x Tech Open Air

A Look Back at Babbel x Tech Open Air

We reflect on Babbel’s participation in TOA Berlin, with a video stroll through the scenes and a conversation with our Director of Engineering.
Behind the Scenes: Yotam

Behind the Scenes: Yotam

An iOS engineer at Babbel talks to us about culture and daily rhythms.
Behind the Scenes: Lana

Behind the Scenes: Lana

Our newest Engineering Manager talks to us about her background, her role, and moving to Berlin.
Learning the Ropes: A Dutch Rock Climber’s Language Journeys

Learning the Ropes: A Dutch Rock Climber’s Language Journeys

From the scenic mountains of the Netherlands to the Greek peninsula, Sascha Prinssen discusses how her love for climbing helped her cross language barriers.
Babbel: Perspectives, Vol. 3 Explores the Promise and Peril of Mobile Technology

Babbel: Perspectives, Vol. 3 Explores the Promise and Peril of Mobile Technology

The third installment of Babbel: Perspectives takes a look into how mobile technologies offer and hinder access to a more global and accessible future.
Advanced English, Drawn from the Headlines

Advanced English, Drawn from the Headlines

Samuel of Babbel’s Didactics team discusses our most recent Advanced English course, and how fluency can help paint a picture of how we show up to the world.
How and Why: Gender-Neutral Language

How and Why: Gender-Neutral Language

Babbel’s in-house presentation series, Strangers, explores the creative and community benefits of learning and using gender-neutral language.