Navigating The Life And Career Of Those In Technology, From A Certified Tech Professional
What you need to succeed
We've all been there. Tech is a lucrative industry as you know. You're apart of it or will be one day. The pay is higher than the national average for most careers, you can do all your work remote (even pre-COVID), and it's comparably flexible and dare I say...even fun. The shows and stereotypes are…
Continue reading ➞ How To Deal With Imposter Syndrome In The Tech Industry As A New Hire
I remember undergrad like it was yesterday. I still miss it. The late nights in the lab with my friends, the fast food runs in between long procrastinated project sessions, the frantic scrambling trying to get code to work an hour before a submittal date... Yeah. It was awesome. And looking back I don't think…
Continue reading ➞ The Top Five Things I Learned Getting A Computer Science Degree
I'll be the first to admit that my testing and debugging game isn't as good as it should be. When I code I like to just do the thing, break it, make it more secure, add more awesome functionality till it breaks again, and then rinse and repeat. I haven't gotten any complaints yet. All…
Continue reading ➞ Why I Just Use Print Statements To Debug Code
Java, C++, Python. There you go. Probably already heard it before. If you want to know why I chose those three languages, then read on, avid reader, and see how deep the rabbit hole goes. This is my pure, unadulterated bias from my experience in the tech industry. Are you a Front-end developer? Back-end developer?…
Continue reading ➞ The Three Software Languages Any True Tech Professional Needs To Know
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is one of the most important development principles that someone needs to know in tech, whether you are coding as a Software Engineer or managing projects as a Program Manager. If you are looking for the technical deep dive of Encapsulation, Inheritance, etc. you're not going to find it here. I'm…
Continue reading ➞ Literally The Most Simple Way To Describe Object-Oriented Programming
Many people start blogging for a couple reasons. They love to write. They want to become a famous influencer. Or they want to make money in a side hustle. You know any other reason? Leave them in the comments below. But for the most part, those are the main motivators that I observed. I started…
Continue reading ➞ Why I Decided To Blog, and Why Who I Am Doesn’t Matter
