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The “silent majority” was used by President Richard Nixon during his presidency and his campaign. In this usage, it referred to those Americans who did

Programming lessons I’ve learnt over the last 7 years.

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Instead of niching yourself into a prison, find the questions that bring you alive, and live them.

Read inspiring interviews with successful self-taught developers and bootcamp grads. Find your Junior Software Engineer job with our job board.

I remember back when being on one of those gigantic, long-lived software projects when I was a wee programmer. Professional project managers had laid out the entire thing before we started coding. Enlightened professional project managers—they only assumed 4.2 hours of coding per programmer per day.

A quote from NVIDIA’s Huang in a recent interview: You want to position yourself near opportunities. You don’t have to be that perfect. You want to position yourself near the tree. Even if you don’t catch the apple before it hits the ground, so long as you’re the first one to pick it up. You want to position yourself close to the opportunities. That’s kind of a lot of my work, is positioning the company near opportunities, and the company having the skills to monetize each one of the steps alo

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When your boss loves you, you have options. Here's how to help your manager get what they need, so you get what you want.

During the boom times, I launched a start-up so I could become rich. Years later, I’m still looking for my exit.

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A mental model for deciding which startup ideas to pursue, and how to pursue them.

The six types of developers, categorized by their ideal workday.

There I was, standing in the middle of a buzzing tech event that our company organized, feeling like a fish out of water. The room was filled with

We never have enough time. So we need to make the most of what we have. Managing it like an investment portfolio can help.

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I’m coming up on 15 years of professional software engineering. I’ve worked at companies from unknown startups to large FAANG-like silicon valley companies and everywhere in between. In no particular order, sharing some things I’ve learned that others may find helpful.

One of the most common management mistakes is not providing clarity when people are wrong on important, invested efforts.

A theme in my practice is the leader who's aware or senses that a colleague is suffering and would like to offer support but is unsure how to broach the topic--and a version of this occurs in my own work....

A founder recently asked me how to stop caring what other people think. I didn’t have an answer, and after reflecting on it more, I think it's the wrong question. Almost everyone cares what...

We obsess over managing our time. However, we should focus on managing our capacity instead: it's our ability to do our best work.

A well-defined Product Process increases your products time to market while providing value to users and improving product quality.

(Credit: Wired magazine. ) Time to read: 50 minutes We touched down in Las Vegas only three hours before, but we were already back in the plane and flying home to San Jose on a brisk winter day in …

When unreasonable requests are followed up with "but you could have just said no!" Exploring the clashes of ask culture and guess culture, at home and at work.

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