@ParamSiddh Most of this content is old and obsolete. 2024โish. I am not sure why so many people on X are sharing obsolete content on this topic. You are sharing your own 1-2 year learning journey but make share you exclude obsolete content or include latest replacements.
@masaleemips What traffic issues did you record? Is there a plan to address them? Who is responsible for taking action? By when is improvement expected? Did you start a 24x7 war room?
@vikhyatk This is a great advice. After spending 12 years in the industry, I landed at a place with strong writing culture and senior engineers and this is what helped my design skills the most.
And once you have found your next goal. You can immediately apply all the best practices of building and executing systems that you have learned previously. You will find lots of reusable pieces.
Success is an outcome of building and executing a system consistently with built in error correction. The system itself is composed of many good habits. But it all starts with defining success.
The goal (defined as projection of success in your head) is important. But if you can't define a meaningful goal for yourself at the moment then start with a random goal. You will at least get good at building and executing systems.