Sprint Failed? Here’s How Real Leaders Respond Turning missed deadlines into growth opportunities without losing your team’s trust We’ve all experienced it. The sprint deadline arrives, but half the features aren’t ready. The demo to stakeholders feels more like an apology tour than a showcase. While average managers panic or assign blame, great leaders approach […]
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8 Things Only Software Engineers Understand We’ve all been there, done that, and probably still do it Let’s be honest. Being a software engineer means living through some hilariously painful experiences. Here are eight that will make you nod, laugh, and maybe cry a little inside. 1. The Three-Hour Debug You spent three hours debugging
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Fullstack VS Foolstack Know the difference before your next hire or career move In the world of software development, the term “Fullstack Developer” is often seen as a badge of honor, someone who can confidently handle frontend, backend, and sometimes even DevOps, testing, and architecture. But lately, we’re witnessing the rise of what I call
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The Frontend Interview Paradox Looking beyond impressive UIs to fundamental problem solving skills After evaluating numerous frontend candidates recently, I’ve observed an interesting pattern. While many deliver visually impressive take home projects, a concerning gap exists between presentation and fundamental programming proficiency. Style Without Substance? What initially appears as technical competence often reveals concerning patterns
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“Experience needed” – A Barrier to New Talent? In today’s job market, many companies demand experience from fresh graduates, making it hard for new talent to break in. This often feels like asking someone to swim without giving them the chance to step into the pool. Is there a better way to bridge this gap?
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