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How I Learned to Learn (or how to learn effectively as an adult)(unstructed.tech)
5 points by mjoksimovic 5y ago|0 comments
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Project Management at Big Tech(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
2 points by mjoksimovic 5y ago|2 comments
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by mjoksimovic 5y ago
I agree with that. But I don't think that creating what this guy calls "Development Abstraction Layer" has to necessarily sacrifice the time-to-market? My understanding is -- ensure that deadlines are clear and communicated a
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“The Development Abstraction Layer” or what Management should really do?(joelonsoftware.com)
3 points by mjoksimovic 5y ago|3 comments
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by mjoksimovic 5y ago
I actually accidentally found this blog and I've been fascinated with articles from this guy. One that really caught my attention is the one that I'm sharing here. I'm curious what the general opinion is here? Mind you, artic
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A Checklist for First-Time Engineering Managers(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
4 points by mjoksimovic 5y ago|0 comments
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
Exactly this! It's really helpful because, at least in my case, it actually gives you a "permission" to enjoy whatever the heck you feel like reading at the time, instead of being obligated to wait for being ready to read &qu
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
Well that's exactly what amazes me (and many of "us" who were never into reading before) :) It's only THIS year that I'm actually LEARNING and getting on terms with the fact that it's not a challenge or whateve
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
Well, this is exactly what I found interesting. When you talk to people who are "readers" (as in - have been reading for a while), this seems to be a "normal" for them. And yet, go and talk to anyone (myself included) wh
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
And that seems to be the source! Thank you! :)
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
Ha, I never saw or heard of this! Gotta have a deeper look. Thanks for sharing!
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
>> The idea of just quitting books that you enjoy is really important... Frankly, even though I did mention it in the article, I'm honestly still really struggling with this concept. Like, I literally feel guilty about dropping a
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
Heh, well, I agree actually. I read somewhere that books are like food -- you enjoy them now and don't care about not remembering them in the future. But the point that I was trying to make (I'm the author of the article) is that
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Book that “helped” me move from Dev to Eng Manager role
2 points by mjoksimovic 6y ago|0 comments
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Art of Finishing Things (or how to stop the never-ending perfectionism loop)(unstructed.tech)
3 points by mjoksimovic 6y ago|1 comments
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
My article and my take on how to battle the specific problem of not being able to put a close to whatever it is that we started (a task, a project, or writing a bachelor's thesis).
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Art of Sustaining at Things(unstructed.tech)
2 points by mjoksimovic 6y ago|0 comments
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Art of Starting Things (Or How to Start Doing Things That You’ve Been Delaying)(unstructed.tech)
4 points by mjoksimovic 6y ago|0 comments
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Guide to Surviving Job Interviews (As Narrated by an Interviewer)(unstructed.tech)
2 points by mjoksimovic 6y ago|1 comments
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by mjoksimovic 6y ago
Hi folks, I was asked by a friend of mine to write an article on how to "survive" job interviews if you are an anxious introvert. I've been doing both initial-contact and technical interviews for years now and, well, I hope s