How do you break old habits & adapt to a changing world?🌐 💫 Jessie Shternshus @TheImprovEffect joins @marktippin to discuss🤩
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The keynotes are not to be missed @JannaLoeffler & @Jennifer_Bonine worked with famous antimatter to create a talk around the life of a tester @donasarkar will talk about #WindowsInsiders millions of testers. How you can build your own insiders test program. Join online #itseasy
Fabulous to get to know @techgirl1908 during our podcast. Angie told us about her journey in tech. What lead her to living a bold & fearless life, & to doing work she loves Listen in & get to know Angie #WWCT@TheImprovEffect@wwchangetech@ApplitoolsEyes https://t.co/18tQrytN9X
Start a department in your engineering org whose only job it is to clean up poorly-factored code, improve testing, build better tooling, and rescue legacy systems and then name it "Tech Dept."
The person using your software doesn't care which framework you used. But they do care that you solve their problem.
So use whatever it takes to create fast, working, maintainable solutions that adapt to change.
Code for people, not to impress other devs with your skills.
Super important book. Read it. Sometimes, I read a book and I wish I wrote it (if I had the talent) because it says everything I’ve been saying or trying to say.
Many people think that patience is a sign of weakness. I think this is a mistake. It is anger that is a sign of weakness, whereas patience is a sign of strength. - @DalaiLama