Why Work From Home is Amazing and How You Can Remain Super Productive at Your Home Office
The job market has changed rapidly, and it will not look the same anymore.
Advice for 20 Years Old Self: 20 Lessons of 20th (Part1)
There are certain moments in life when we want to turn back and reflect on our past. Often it is the age milestones such as 20, 30, 40, 50, etc., that cause us to turn back and summarize past experience and recall the main lessons learned from it.
Cognitive Thieves among us
Energy is the ultimate source of everything. All we do as human beings in daily life is transforming one source of energy into another. We consume food that gives us nutrients and energy calories that in turn distributes throughout our body. Then our organism spends the energy to allows us to breathe, makes our heartbeat, allows us to move, allows our brain to think. Energy gives us the ability to work, enjoy our life, and grant enjoyment to those we care about most.
Handling all seasons lifestyle as a remote-first Software Developer
I always believed that the remote-work gives you great flexibility to work with whatever company you want and be wherever you want. One day you are in the office of a busy downtown. Then you decide to spend time in a quiet cottage with a view of a beautiful lake. And the other day, you take off giant waves somewhere in Bali or Australia for a few months. Isn't it amazing? But is it actually that easy to have this lifestyle?
Junior, Middle, and Senior Software Developers - who are they ?
I started wondering who is a Junior, Middle, or Senior Software Developer and what boundaries distinguish them before even writing my first line of code. Moreover, who is the mysterious blacksmith that decides which skill level stamp to put on you and how to make it "S" (Senior) as fast as possible? And I grateful I had this question in my mind before doing any career steps. Curious why?