Getting promoted oftentimes isn’t about being “the best.” It’s actually far more about being reliable—and people being able to trust that you won’t make little mistakes. For software engineers seeking promotion, these are the 5 small (but easily fixable) mistakes most people make—and why, …

Getting promoted oftentimes isn’t about being “the best.” It’s actually far more about being reliable—and people being able to trust that you won’t make little mistakes. For software engineers seeking promotion, these are the 5 small (but easily fixable) mistakes most people make—and why, …

“Staff Engineer: Leadership beyond management track” by Will Larson is the best book ever written on technical leadership in software engineering. If you’ve read it, then you know exactly what I’m talking about. But if you haven’t, here’s why: Reason #1: It gives practical advice for …

I have been working in software development for 10 years. These are the 3 simple (but effective) pieces of advice I’d give anyone starting out (or who wants to get started): Advice #1: Focus on Fundamentals Before diving into the latest frameworks and tools, ensure you have a strong grasp of the fundamental …

Joining a new company is always stressful. You’re faced with the task of learning: new tools, a new codebase, a new testing infrastructure, new errors, all of which are specific to this company. While onboarding videos and assignments provide a structured introduction, the real process of acclimating to a new …