Discussion on "10 "Hard Truths" All Junior Developers Need to Hear"

Vince Canger · 2023-03-09T17:51:03.991Z

Ok, I have to admit, these aren’t really Truths, but rather some opinions I’ve formed over my journey switching careers from Educator to Developer. It’s well known at this point that software — especially web — development is a viable option for some...

It's important to remember that software development is a collaborative effort, and building good relationships with your colleagues and superiors is crucial to your success as well. It's something I will definitely have to improve on.

Nice article, building/ learning in public and good networking also speeds up the process

True! I didn't even think about that one.

Do you know of any good resources/examples that exemplify good "learning in public"?

I don't have a well-organized resources at hand now but for example, whenever you share what you are learning or your work with others in public, you get feedback on how well you are doing, where you're making mistakes and how you can improve. And by doing this you get to build a network of like-minded people around you, which likely can help you land a job.

Totally agree with the second one. I see a lot of people that want to mimic what some very famous in the tech field is already doing. Sometimes you have to follow your own style

Totally! Skills are way more transferrable than people like to believe.

Asking for feedback will definitely accelerate your growth.

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