Let's unravel the human side of tech jobs together. At the end of the day, the majority of work involves other people.
We answer the practical question: As a software engineer, how do I improve my people skills? And why? We have interviews with a wide range of tech professionals, host Q&As, and provide you with insights that are immediately practical, honest, and most importantly, always worth your time.
Let's unravel the human side of tech jobs together. At the end of the day, the majority of work involves other people.
We answer the practical question: As a software engineer, how do I improve my people skills? And why? We have interviews with a wide range of tech professionals, host Q&As, and provide you with insights that are immediately practical, honest, and most importantly, always worth your time.
Writing great code is not enough to be a great SWE.
Your work must solve the right problems.
At the right time.
Alex Lau, a Senior Software Engineer @ Brilliant.org breaks down how to find and focus on this work — and how it's related to...a bike?
Through his own experience, Alex shares how we can both learn from our own mistakes and his. He equips listeners to recognize the right products & features to work on, and a way of escape if you find yourself caught up in trivial or meaningless work.
Recognizing and doing the right work is a skill that can be learned. Tune in as we dive into how we can improve, especially as software engineers.
✨ Connect with Alex below!
His website: https://keepcalmandcodeon.com/
His book: Keep Calm and Code On: https://a.co/d/01juyDMR
His LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mralexlau
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