alexdh

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   by alexdh 4y ago

   I like to focus on my "hell yeahs". These are my one to two focuses I currently have in my life. So when I read a new book or receive new advice, I try to think about how it contributes to my current hell yeahs. In the past, if I
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   Learning your “non-negotiable” professional boundaries(blog.polywork.com)

   2 points by alexdh 4y ago|1 comments
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   by alexdh 4y ago

   As I've been going through burnout and learning how to protect myself from it, I found this piece about professional boundaries super helpful.
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   by alexdh 4y ago

   echo bloomberg - definitely worth the cost with the wide variety of coverage.
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   by alexdh 4y ago

   I like the concept of chatbots for mental health, but I often just can't get around how the only reason it sounds good is because it would hypothetically be more affordable than speaking with a human therapist. Feels like a short-term
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   by alexdh 4y ago

   This is a super cool resource! I wonder if there would ever be space for free resources around soft-skills. For example, guides on how to set healthy workplace boundaries, identify red flags in developer work, and how to grow communication
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   New fund for tech industry developers(developerhealth.org)

   2 points by alexdh 4y ago|0 comments
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   by alexdh 4y ago

   I really like that you mentioned working asynchronously. Truly an understated part of remote work (and even in-person work too). The most successful remote work jobs I've worked have had a really healthy balance of async work.