5 things you need to change right now if you want to be considered a senior in programming:
1. Don't consider a task as "done" just because it's working.
There's more to completing a task than just getting it to work. Solutions should also be performant, reliable, maintainable, and scalable.
There's more to completing a task than just getting it to work. Solutions should also be performant, reliable, maintainable, and scalable.
2. Don't jump straight into a task without some planning.
Planning can save you a lot of time and headaches.
You can discover problems and edge cases earlier with a bit of planning, but discovering them midway through building the solution could mean hours of wasted effort.
Planning can save you a lot of time and headaches.
You can discover problems and edge cases earlier with a bit of planning, but discovering them midway through building the solution could mean hours of wasted effort.
3. Don't look at feedback as a sign of failure.
Feedback is an opportunity to grow.
In fact, the best programmers actively seek out feedback as they know there is always something they can improve on.
Feedback is an opportunity to grow.
In fact, the best programmers actively seek out feedback as they know there is always something they can improve on.
4. Don't focus too much on how quickly you can deliver something.
The quality of your code is far more important than the time it takes for you to complete it.
Within reason, of course, you don't want to blow out the roadmap.
The quality of your code is far more important than the time it takes for you to complete it.
Within reason, of course, you don't want to blow out the roadmap.
5. Don't blame people for bugs in production.
Something will always go wrong.
Systems and processes should be set up to prevent bugs from reaching production.
If a bug is released, there's a flaw in the system/process and your effort should be going into fixing that.
Something will always go wrong.
Systems and processes should be set up to prevent bugs from reaching production.
If a bug is released, there's a flaw in the system/process and your effort should be going into fixing that.
Takeaway:
Making these shifts in how you go about programming will significantly increase your experience level in the eyes of your peers.
Making these shifts in how you go about programming will significantly increase your experience level in the eyes of your peers.
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