A nerd in books, tea, games and software.
I'm a solutions engineer lead, GitHub Star, Director of WomenDevsSG, and co founder of ragTech. I work at the intersection of tech, systems, and leadership, and this blog is where I share my journey through all three. Expect honest reflections, real experiences, and thoughts that are still forming rather than polished career advice.
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It's great. I believe that everything I've learned so far is thanks to these offline communities.
Sorry Victoria can you help me how I should with programming languages I'm a beginner please
Just returning to say it's a great article! I featured it on my Buzzletter too— preview.mailerlite.io/preview/199593/emails/10700…
Thanks for sharing your view on that subject. I also believe that sharing knowledge leads to knowledge growth. Offline communities offer that opportunity.
Nice read Victoria! Being an introvert myself, I will definitely look forward to join some offline tech communities :)
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Joining an offline tech community is invaluable. Networking opportunities, knowledge exchange, mentorship, collaborative projects, and real-world connections foster personal and professional growth. It's a dynamic platform for staying current and thriving in the tech landscape.