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No matter the team, context or industry, giving feedback can be hard. And yet receiving feedback is critical for your self-awareness and development. So why do we struggle with it and what can we do …
Posted by Maria and Nikita When you approach us with not just a project idea, but an existing code, we’ll ask you to share it with us. Don’t worry, it will help you save lots of time and maybe improv…
This summer, I am doing an internship as a backend engineer. Every engineer in my squad needs one-on-one with the lead engineer each month. Here is the core advice I got from my lead: Try to understan…
(This is the first of a two part series on Asynchronous Feedback that I wrote for Sumeet Moghe's fantastic Async Agile project) One of the main reasons why Agile is so popular is that it incorporates …
Software engineering is a high-demand and high-paying field, which is one (but not the only) reason we see many people wanting to become software engineers. ManpowerGroup (a worldwide job search and s…
My coding Boot Camp holds an alumnus Ask Me Anything (AMA) for each graduating cohort. It’s a great chance for new grads to ask someone who’s been on that same threshold of leaving school and looking …
Patience is a virtue! Something that everyone will hear some version of when growing up is that "Patience is a virtue." while this is sound advice for many aspects of life I have found that this piece of advice has really helped me in tampi…
These may be not new for you, but when I want to learn a new programming language or another side of development, I always want to do the project approach. 2 things I did to learn new things: Hackath…
They say, engineering isn't just a course or a degree but a way of life. Sure enough 4 years of engineering does teach you a lot and the best part is that most of what it teaches you it's outside of t…
In my previous article, I wrote about the reasons why you should start blogging. In this article, I explain what are the steps needed to write a great article according to my current experience. As I …
