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These non-technical books will make you a better software engineer
As an engineer, the technical layer of abstraction is only one way to solve technical problems. You also need to dig into the human layer that underpins…
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What futuristic technology do you want to work in the most?
Space tech, XR gaming, next-gen machine learning and AI… Pretty much every new moonshot technology has a need for programmers. Is there one in p…
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How to think in React
Building with React requires a different kind of mindset. The freedom it allows means you're not propped up by structure or architecture. There's no…
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What does your engineer elevator pitch look like?
It figures to be simple, but finding the most effective way to communicate your skills and career desires as an engineer can be a challenge – es…
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Are you making best use of your product manager?
Exponent’s Jeff Lee wrote a blog for Compiler that’s full of advice on how engineers can improve their work by not shooing away their PM, but leveraging…
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Have you considered nonprofit programming?
Enjoy the latest edition of Code to Success, a Q & A series where I invite software engineers to talk about their unique paths into programming and…
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The right way to say "I want to grow" in an engineering interview
"I want to grow as an engineer." It’s a phrase engineer Joseph Pacheco has heard in plenty of the interviews he’s conducted. Almost too many, he argues…
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