Re:What I’ve Learned in 45 Years in the Software Industry
by watwut on Wednesday January 06, 2021 @03:05PM
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If you are junior you would make mistake to ignore technical aspects of work (stacks, what to learn, how to develop, deploy and maintain) in order to focus on communication, trust, teamwork, documentation, clarity. While communication is somewhat important for juniors, but usually the technical aspects are even more missing. It is when you have technical aspects down when the other aspects start to matter more.
Also, juniors are not in political situations where the other aspects matter all that much. Generally, they find themselves in simply political situations. As long as they are not downright toxic, it is ok.
Also, juniors are not in political situations where the other aspects matter all that much. Generally, they find themselves in simply political situations. As long as they are not downright toxic, it is ok.