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📅 November 11, 2019

Better Developers Do These Three Things

It only makes sense that we would provide a list of things that better developers do during this season. That is a primary focus of this site and one that is easy to step into. None of these three tips…

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📅 November 8, 2019

Three Impressive Achievements We Can All Do

All resumes are not created equal. There are impressive achievements we can list that will make us stand out from the crowd. While these are goals that take some time and effort, many are not out of reach for anyone…

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📅 November 6, 2019

Interview Better With These Three Tips

One of the ways to achieve your dream job is to interview better. That allows us to impress decision-makers and win the positions we are suited for. However, a good interview requires time and practice as well as being intentional…

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📅 November 4, 2019

Win Projects And Jobs Better With These Three Tips

Our career path will inevitably require us to try to win projects or land a job. There are simply no ways to avoid that. That means that almost every time you apply for a project or position, there will be…

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📅 November 1, 2019

Three Tips To Avoid Writer’s Block And Find Content Topics

Writer’s block is a nasty situation when you are trying to crank out regular content. This may be for a blog, a podcast, or a brown bag lunch session. In all of these cases, we want to get straight to…

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📅 October 30, 2019

Three Tips for Faster Debugging

It is time for honesty. There is a dirty little secret we need to discuss. It might be surprising even. However, we need to talk about the bugs in our code. We all would like to think about writing error-free…

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