It’s a marathon, not a sprint is a cliche, but it’s also true. You’re not sprinting to the finish line and then stopping. You’re getting to A release, not THE release. If you’re doing it right, there’s another one coming up, and many more after that.
It happens to everyone. What happens next is what’s important. That’s where the blames post-mortem comes in
Knowing how to do something doesn’t mean you know when or where you should do it. Or even if you should. That’s the difference between skill and experience.
No amount of talking about doing something will get it done. To get it done, you have to do the thing, whatever it is.
You need more than the ability to do the work. You need to be seen doing the work.
Is the developer’s journey one of the 7 basic plots?
What’s an elevator pitch, and why is it important?
Visualizing your career progression to manage your career
Understanding what scope of influence means in practice
Level is really a proxy of scope of influence