A developer's post-mortem on the controversial reaction to her blunt advice for women in tech on succeeding and gaining power.
A senior engineer's blunt advice for women in tech: focus on technical skills, seek power and money, and use seniority to advocate for others.
A philosophical look at JavaScript Fatigue, arguing software's purpose is solving business problems, not writing perfect code.
A junior front-end developer shares lessons on teamwork, communication, and tools for integrating into a new tech team.
A developer shares lessons learned from applying to and joining iHub, a tech innovation hub, covering networking, cover letters, and interview tips.
A personal account of securing a tech internship at iHub, focusing on the application process and the project that sparked interest.
A computer science graduate shares advice on acing technical interviews, emphasizing thought process, storytelling, and the STAR method.
A computer science major debunks common stereotypes about the field, discussing work environments, gender diversity, and the creative problem-solving nature of CS.
A student recounts her experience attending the White House Tech Inclusion Summit, speaking about women in tech and computer science education.
Explores the subjective nature of defining a 'good programmer,' arguing it depends entirely on the perspective of the person asking.
A satirical take on becoming a 'superstar' developer is contrasted with genuine advice for becoming a truly productive 10x programmer.
A critique of the tech industry's hiring mantra "Smart, and Gets Things Done," exploring its flaws and the Dunning-Kruger effect.
