Learning to Tell What Truly Deserves My Attention (and What Doesn’t)
Learning to Tell What Truly Deserves My Attention (and What Doesn’t)
soft skills
Soft skills include attributes and personality traits that help employees interact with others and succeed in the workplace. Examples of soft skills include the ability to communicate with prospective clients, mentor your co-workers, lead a team, negotiate a contract, follow instructions, and get a job done on time.
The Frustration of Talking to People Nowadays
Not long ago, I spent a weekend with a group of people
How Helping Others on StackOverflow Made Me a Better Developer
Back in 2017, I asked my very first question on StackOverflow. It
Use the Brain First: A Personal Reflection on Coding in the Age of AI
Let me be clear: I’m not saying you should throw AI out the window. AI is a powerful tool when used right. But in my personal experience, relying too much on automation made me more dependent, and honestly, less competent.
Embracing Change: Finding Positivity in Every Situation
The only constant in life is change. If there’s one thing
The Fear of Change When You Don’t Have Personal Projects
Seven years ago, I worked for one of the biggest companies in
My MacBook Pro die
In today’s digital age, our work often relies heavily on technology.
How Video Games Can Help you with the stress
You likely know how stressful it can be to work on complex
From Coding to Communication: The Importance of Active Listening in Software Development
Active listening is an important skill for software developers, as it allows
Creating a Positive Culture for Effective Software Development
Positive thinking is a powerful tool that can have a significant impact
The Power of Communication in Software Development
Communication is a vital aspect of software development, as it enables developers
The Power of Collaboration: How Teamwork Can Transform Software Development Projects
Teamwork is an essential factor that can make or break a software
