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#25  Make your own path

At the beginning of your career, following your path can be more important than you think, especially if you tend to reflect on other people's experiences.

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#24  When autonomy becomes a silo

Ever since I started to work in this field, I have seen a transformation in the way companies shape their teams.

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#23  A letter to a younger me

This is a short letter that I would like to send to a younger me, who is frustrated finishing a degree in computer science and trying to land his first job in the IT industry.

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#22  Avoid falling into the building trap

As a developer, if you only look at a list of requirements to follow, building software products can look simple.

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#21  Think outside the box

Since I started to work in the IT field, there were two stories/analogies that marked me in the way I see software as a process, mainly because there were real-life situations.

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#20  Being self-critical

Like every self-critical person, finding your way to improve yourself can differ depending on the role and responsibilities you have.

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#19  The hidden value of meetings

As a developer, as a PM, or in any other role in the IT world, we can find ourselves trapped in meetings where ideas are shared and decisions need to be taken.

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#18  Take care of your soft skills

I’m not sure how unpopular this opinion is but I believe that for most of the positions I have covered, soft skills were way more important than technical aspects.

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#17  From a Frontend Developer to a Product Manager

A few years ago, back in 2017, together with a friend we decided to take the initiative, use our knowledge, and try to make something on our own.

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#16  Underneath your web analytics

Even if you have low traffic on your website, having a deep look at your analytics can make a difference when making decisions.

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