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Tag Archives: career
Stop Having Sucky 1:1s with Your Manager
One-on-ones… Everyone has them. Sometimes they feel like a waste of time. But it doesn’t have to be that way. What if 1:1s could be a tool to further your career? What if they could be more enjoyable to both … Continue reading
Posted in Software
Tagged career, career development, communication, early career, management, soft skills
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CS Internship Guide #18: Five Things CS Professors Won’t Tell You About the Real World
Part of the CS Internship Guide Professors are smart people. It takes a lot of effort to become a professor, and generally speaking, you should listen to them. However, there are five things that all CS majors need to know … Continue reading
6 Ways to Negotiate Like a Pro Board Gamer
I have learned more about negotiation by playing board games than from taking a college course on negotiation. A lot of people are scared of negotiation. They’re afraid to ask for what they want. To me, this is crazy. Are … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged board games, career, communication, early career, negotiation, social skills, soft skills, trust
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Seven things I wish I knew my first year as a real world software engineer
I’ve been working in the industry for five years now. I’ve written about internships and promotion, but what about the first year on the job? What do I wish I knew in my first year after college? Standard disclaimer: don’t … Continue reading
How to Get Promoted as a Software Engineer (Even During Tough Times)
“Congratulations,” my manager smiled. “You’ve been promoted.” Despite the toughest job market since the Great Depression, coronavirus, working from home, two reorgs, and two different managers, I finally succeeded at getting a promotion (and a raise). Many people assume, “I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Software
Tagged career, communication, early career, job, negotiation, promo, promotion
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