My career advice for students (& everyone else) - Part 1
Career advice for students on building a professional community, not just getting a job, with a focus on networking and personal growth.
Career advice for students on building a professional community, not just getting a job, with a focus on networking and personal growth.
Recap of Codemotion Madrid 2026, a tech conference with talks on AI, hiring practices, and developer mentorship.
Analyzes the decline of on-the-job training for junior engineers due to remote work and AI automation, posing a risk to the industry's future talent pool.
A tech advocate reflects on 2025, highlighting community work, mentorship in data platforms, and team collaboration at Redgate.
The article discusses building a 'personal board of directors' for career mentorship in tech, advocating for diverse advice sources over a single mentor.
Analyzes why large online tech mentorship communities often fail, exploring issues like free services undervalued and lack of meaningful engagement.
A senior software engineer shares key lessons from 20,000 hours of experience, covering learning, code quality, and career growth.
A senior iOS developer reflects on his difficult early career without mentorship, advocating for better onboarding and guidance in tech.
A developer automates the F# Software Foundation's mentorship pairing process, detailing the creation of a schedule planner to reduce manual work.
A newsletter to help Google Summer of Code aspirants with tips, guidance, and insights from mentors and former students.
An engineer grapples with the downsides of premature seniority, offering advice on when to leave a comfortable role to grow as a true senior.
Explores the true qualities of a Senior Developer beyond years of experience, focusing on experience, leadership, mentorship, and technical ability.
A developer shares their experience participating in the free F# mentorship program, both as a mentee and a mentor, and encourages others to join.
A guide on writing a strong proposal for Google Summer of Code, based on experience as a former student and mentor.
A guide for college students on the benefits and application process for Google Summer of Code (GSoC), an open-source software development program.
Explores the differences between junior and senior software engineers, the importance of mentorship, and how learning defines roles in a fast-evolving field.
How Teem's engineering team uses core values like 'maximize positive impact' and peer feedback to guide career development and product building.
A software engineer reflects on legacy, inspiration, and meeting a pioneering software architecture researcher at a tech conference.
Advice on finding a tech mentor and being a good mentee, emphasizing relationship building and mutual respect.
A developer reflects on the power of positive feedback in tech, sharing personal stories about her tutorial's impact and mentorship initiatives.