Akanksha

Frontend Developer (React)

[Sakshi @Sakshi50038]

Everyone is replaceable at work.

- Even the ones who stay late.
- The ones who eat at their desks.
- The ones who cancel their workouts to finish one more thing.
- The ones who answer emails at night because they do not want to fall behind.
- The ones who push through headaches, exhaustion, and stress because they think it makes them committed.
- The ones who skip doctor's appointments because there is "too much going on."

- Here is your reminder. Make yourself the #1 priority.

[Arpit Bhayani @arpit_bhayani]

We all vent at work. That is normal. Tough sprints, messy decisions, frustrating meetings - it happens, and letting off steam is okay and, in fact, healthy.

The problem starts when venting becomes the default. When every lunch turns into complaints, every conversation focuses on what is broken, and people begin to associate you with negativity, it shapes how they see you.

I once actually saw someone lose a strong referral because of this. A former teammate genuinely wanted to recommend them, but hesitated after remembering how often they spoke poorly about coworkers and leadership. Their skills were never in question. The perception was.

Tech is a small world. Your colleagues today can easily become your interviewer, hiring manager, or strongest advocate tomorrow. People remember how you talk about others, especially when they are not in the room.

Venting is fine. Just balance it with optimism. Most situations are rarely as bad as they feel in the moment.

Reputation compounds, just like good engineering habits. Be super thoughtful with your words.

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

"Many of the best things in life grow along the way.

Start hanging out with someone and love grows along the way.
Start exercising and motivation grows along the way.
Start writing and inspiration grows along the way.

Start now and let the feeling follow."

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

"You will love whatever you pour your heart into. Passion follows commitment."

-@JamesClear

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

@reeddheeee Yes , very true!!

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

"It is amateurs who have one big bright beautiful idea that they can never abandon. Professionals know that they have to produce theory after theory before they are likely to hit the jackpot."
--Francis Crick.

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

@iamsachin_47 Interested

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

@shaaaviii It's either way round. I think atlast what matters is productivity!!

[Isha @ishapatell1]

She cannot understand documentation and learns everything from youtube.
Is she really a developer? 🙃

She is me..!!!

[Sai Krishna ⚡️ Superblog.ai @_skris]

Me, a fullstack developer:

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

Summing up my year end with one of my favourite react project.
#JavaScript #Reactjs #API #StyledComponent #Routes
Code Link :https://t.co/WWaim331VA

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

Just Completed building Tech Stories app using useReducer hook and Context Api in React.
#ReactJS #Coding #Hooks
Codelink: https://t.co/zy0540hsU8

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

Thank you @RwiteshBera for writing this helpful article.

JavaScript Execution Context – How JS Works Behind the Scenes

https://t.co/rn7PMk7BIC

[Chris Staudinger @ChrisStaud]

MYTH: The difference between a great programmer and a mediocre one is intelligence.

REALITY: The difference is consistency + perseverance.

[Chris Staudinger @ChrisStaud]

Frontend Development Tip: CSS Em vs Rem Explained 👇

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

https://t.co/kE6oGDl1In

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

https://t.co/bZHLFZ70Th

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

code link:https://t.co/2aZ440XtU2
app link:https://t.co/tq3ZSid40f

[Akanksha @dev_akanksha]

Completed building a cart project using #React #Redux 🙃