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In this Speaker Series, @daedtech shares how to establish content marketing KPIs specific to your business, hypotheses and experiments to reduce uncertainty for those just starting out, and future-proof approaches for teams of all stages and sizes. bit.ly/3Ig5y2D
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Listening to this interview yesterday with @daedtech and @Swizec (great interview—go listen).
One part stood out as @Swizec mentioned entry tech-content being saturated. I got the point (within the context) but have a slightly different perspective 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=3xVVgENj…
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Fridays are for community.
Drop some love for your favorite Pluralsight authors and let them know how they've helped you skill up 👇
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Some behind-the-scenes footage of @QuinnyPig recording next week’s AWS Morning Brief episode at my place
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A useful mindset for quickly learning something new:
“How quickly can I start making mistakes?”
It’s tempting to read a book, watch a video, or listen to yet another podcast.
But to truly learn, dive in, and start making mistakes.
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Originally created by @daedtech on @ndepend's blog, here is a comprehensive article on the history of C#. Which version did you start using?
#csharp #dotNET
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dot…
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Another great post from @daedtech
I managed to create a blog post where the most clickbait-y title ever is actually what I'm offering in the post.
I'd say the catch is the trick may be "weird," but it sure isn't easy. And it comes with absolutely 0 guarantee.
daedtech.com/check-out-this-…
#freelance #consulting
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Politeness or Bluntness in Code Review? Take a look at this article below from @daedtech 👇dev.to/daedtech/politeness-o…
#DEVCommunity #Codereview
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It Turns Out Your Prospects Don't Like When You Assume They're Stupid - DaedTech hubs.ly/H0CgpTp0 by @daedtech #customers #sales
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Five things @daedtech learned in 20 years of programming.
daedtech.com/5-things-ive-le…
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To Market Yourself as a Freelance Dev, Stop Posturing for Your Peers - DaedTech hubs.ly/H0xmRjz0 by @daedtech #freelance #developers #programming
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In our latest episode of Coding Over Cocktails, @daedtech joins us to discuss software development, #digitaltransformation, and how the "future of labor" for developers looks like.
Now available on you favorite podcast platform!
torocloud.com/podcast/episod…
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"Being good at something doesn’t promise rewards. It doesn’t even promise a compliment. What’s rewarded in the world is scarcity, so what matters is what you can do that other people are bad at." – Morgan Housel
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I've interviewed more than 200 experts, to understand how tech debt is handled at growing software companies. I’ve discovered what many companies are missing and compiled my learnings into a simple but powerful process. What do you think? blog.stepsize.com/the-perfec… @StepsizeHQ
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If you're curious about onboarding clients as a freelancer or consultant, out this chat with @kaisdavis and @daedtech and me about what it means and what it involves for us: share.transistor.fm/s/f95bbe…
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For our sister site, we answer common questions from people who are curious about what it's like to be a software developer. In this case, Peter Morlion answers the question of how many hours software engineers actually work in this video: ow.ly/e3Zu50BcXho
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In this post, longtime software blogger and @HitSubscribe founder @daedtech covers basic ranking factors for new sites and posts, and benchmarks to measure your progress against. Learn more: bit.ly/30bpuRq
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.@daedtech
and I decode the corporate hierarchy, why software developers get stuck in the bottom, and how you can cross over to the other side.
share.transistor.fm/s/876870…
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What are the best programming books for beginners? @egoebelbecker has some answers for you in this post: makemeaprogrammer.com/best-p…
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See yourself not as an employee, but rather a company of one. And it’ll give you interesting perspective, such as the fact that you’re really a service provider with exactly one client — namely your boss. And that client exerts total control over your financial well being #career
Want to quit your job and freelance, but do so the low-risk way by converting your current employer to your first client? That's called boomeranging.
Here's how to do it: daedtech.com/consulting-curr…
#software #dev #freelance #career