In vast world of software development, many developers find mselves caught in a cycle of mindless repetition, believing y are merely re to please ir bosses. Month after month, y complete tasks assigned by ir leaders, only to realize years later that y've merely become bricklayers, rar than skilled software developers.，ICU你。
这也行？ This book promises to unveil secrets of becoming an outstanding software developer. After a whirlwind tour of its pages, it seems sections on career, self-promotion, learning, productivity, and finance are brimming with valuable insights.
也是醉了... As software developers, most of our work revolves around using new technologies to get things done. We rarely rely on knowledge we gained in school. Basic knowledge isn't just for beginning stages; to use a specific technology effectively, I need to understand its basic use cases and common issues. I also need to know which 20% of what I've learned will cover 80% of my daily needs.
I just want to share my thoughts on this book, hoping tha 简单来说... t as a programmer, you'll earn more money and look better.
共勉。 Reflect on your achievements in short and long term. Determine wher you've made progress and wher you need to adjust . List all professional fields of software development you can think of, and break m down from a broad category to see how specific you can get.
By reading this book, software engineers, programmers, and or technical personnel can actively think about ir careers, enrich ir lives, and get closer to success. This book focuses on all aspects of a software developer's life, from unveiling interview process to crafting a killer resume, from creating a popular blog to building your own, from improving your work efficiency to fighting procrastination, and even including how to invest in real estate and pay attention to your own...
As a software developer, your job is to deal with people . Treat yourself as a software development company, and treat your employer as a client of this software development company. This interpretation of employment relationship can transform you from a weak position of looking up to ors to an active position of self-governance and self-direction, allowing you to actively manage your career.，没耳听。
There are countless books on market that detail how to write high-quality code and how to use various technologies to implement functions. However, it's hard to find a book that tells us "how to become an outstanding software developer." When it comes to an outstanding software developer, it's not about being proficient in programming development, being good at solvi 可不是吗！ ng real problems, or being well-versed in unit testing. Instead, an outstanding software developer is someone who can control ir career, achieve ir goals, and enjoy life. Of course, or skills are important, but content discussed here is based on assumption that you h*e at least mastered one programming language and can work independently and write projects with it.
For most software developers, coding is fun, but dealing with clients, colleagues, and managers, ensuring work efficiency, ensuring financial security, maintaining your physical shape, finding true love...all se are seen as daunting tasks. Developer and life coach John Z. Sonmez addresses se important soft skills, including career planning, improving productivity, personal investment and finance, and even fitness and romance, offering advice to developers.
百感交集。 This column is aimed at junior programmers, providing practical advice on all aspects of life and work, including career planning, self-promotion, learning methods, and more, to help programmers develop in all aspects.
Life as a programmer is not just about bugs in present; it should also be about poetry and distant future. Recently, I read a book, and although I've only read half of it, ideas it presents h*e deeply touched me. When I first saw this book, just like title "Soft Skills: The Survival Guide Beyond Coding," I intuitively felt that this must not be a professional and boring technical book or a book full of soupy chicken soup lectures. If it really was like that, I would h*e trouble staying awake after flipping through it. The book seems to cover everything a programmer has to go through in workplace and in life, in total seven chapters...，栓Q！
This book was written by a software developer from United States, but except for a few word 我破防了。 s like J*a and C#, re is no code in book. Because this book is about things beyond coding.
When I first started working in programming, typical image of a software developer was a bookworm, thin and weak, wearing a pair of thick glasses, looking like a pen tip protector.
闹乌龙。 This is a book that truly focuses on development of software developers from a human perspective . The content discussed in book covers both lifestyle and thinking patterns, highlighting human factor in technology, and systematically explains various soft skills that software industry professionals need to know. This book focuses on all aspects of a software developer's life, from unveiling interview process to crafting a killer resume, to creating popular video content, to building your own brand, to improving your work efficiency, to fighting career burnout, and even to investing in real estate and paying attention to your own health. This book is divided into seven parts: career, self-promotion, learning, productivity, finance, fitness, and mindset, summarizing all soft skills that software industry professionals need.
By reading this book, software engineers can...
