DESIGN YOUR SOFTWARE DEVELOPER CAREER
Professionalism, Emotional Intelligence, Communication in Software Engineering
- What are my interviewers looking for?
- How can I market my skills and expertise to stand out from the crowd?
- How does professionalism outperform negotiation skills, posing, and cheap tricks?
- How can I use my skills to become a freelancer or build a business?
8 Communication Mistakes that Undermine Your Promotion as a Software Developer
When you see a number in the title of an article, you may expect to find easy tips you can start implementing today to level up your skills. I have consumed some of these articles
The Key to Building Great Software Engineering Teams (Hint: It’s Not Productivity)
It is not an obvious task to screen for productivity in a recruitment process. Companies often hire developers who have a hard time becoming productive. Even worse, HR best practices in some environments often slow
The Software Developer’s Learning Plan
Warning! Some thought provoking lies ahead. You see, I get feedback from software developers all the time. I hear things like, I want to learn the Go language. Then I ask the question, why Go?
Hiring managers already know that soft skills matter in the 21st Century
There is a very strong correlation between emotional intelligence, and the degree of success in our careers. People with high emotional intelligence make an average of $29,000 more per year than people with low emotional intelligence (source: Travis Bradberry, Jean Greaves: Emotional Intelligence 2.0).
These are the skills that the modern employers expect from you. These are the skills that give you an edge over other software developers.
The keys of stress-free career building
