@CiscoCX @myspivey @ngconf Hello! I gained so much from this experience, so I want to pay it forward. Here's a Medium post where I tried to turn my frantic handwritten notes into something legible and valuable: https://t.co/UWxAA1JpVQ
I really liked this exercise so I'll continue this for future confs!
Unleashing my secret to getting regularly promoted and, more importantly, feeling comfortable in my role and with my accomplishments --
SUCCESS LOGGING!
https://t.co/HL5hv6k5Ck
My role at Cisco has been eliminated. I'm forced to look for what's next. I might find another role at Cisco, but I might not, so if anyone has any roles for Lead, Director, Engineering Manager especially focused around Angular feel free to let me know. Remote or UT only.
New YouTube video, whoo-hoo!! https://t.co/7BhUePtiDE
This is what my day looks like when I have way too many meetings to code. Not complaining tho - I love collaborating with designers! 🥰
Coding on the couch while my dog snores peacefully feels very much like "my hands look like this, so hers can look like that" 🤧
but zero regrets. 10/10 would get another dog (so my dog can have a dog)
Shoutout to teammates @ChrisTotty and @sandikbarr for always taking the time to review my code, question my approach, and suggest improvements! 🥳
I’m still aiming for zero Change Requests, but also really grateful I get to learn with each one. ☺️
Absolutely nothing better than the psychological safety of merging a PR, knowing it received a thorough review.
Bonus: I get to improve with each Change Request!!
I am so glad I did the internal work so I can feel secure in myself and accept these moments as opportunity for growth.
Also incredibly grateful to be surrounded by amazing developers who really care about the work and the craft.