Written by Leon Pahole
•As an engineer, I've often been told that I am very efficient, reliable and great at context switching. The secret behind this is a very simple productivity technique.
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•The psychology behind optimistic estimates, and a call for radical honesty for project success.
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•It costs nothing to be kind to your coworkers, but it pays off immensely, not only in the future success of the team, but also your own.
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•Will AI replace engineers? No one knows. But one thing is undeniable - we are living in the ‘adapt or die’ times. And I almost died.
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•In engineering, it's easy to find problems. The code is never 100% perfect. The product never has all the features. But which problems are worth solving?
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•I've spent the last year improving the way I work as a software engineer. I applied a lot of small improvements to the way I worked with the computer, which ultimately made a big difference in my productivity. I am able to deliver results faster without sacrificing quality. I'm sharing these tips here - I hope they can inspire you to embark on your own productivity journey!
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•Perfectionism is a double-edged sword - depending on the situation, it can be a great asset or a liability that holds us back. In this article, I share my experience with perfectionism as a software engineer, and how I'm learning to control it so it doesn't control me.
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•A collection of tips, techniques, and practices that I follow to maintain a healthy lifestyle as a software engineer, improving my well-being, productivity, and happiness.
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•This blog post is part of a series on how I handle stressful and difficult situations to stay calm and collected, perform to the best of my abilities, and grow from the experience. In this post, I discuss the retrospective that I conduct after a stressful situation, which helps me to learn from the experience and grow.
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•This blog post is part of a series on how I handle stressful and difficult situations to stay calm and collected, perform to the best of my abilities, and grow from the experience. In this post, I discuss the techniques for staying calm and perform well during stressful moments.
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