A categorized community-driven collection of developer-focused communication resources to better your soft-skills and make you a greater technologist.
Maybe like me, you find communication a hard thing to crack. Feeling misunderstood? I, decreasingly less so these days as it has been a long personal journey, even greater to come. Do not despair Engineer, but take courage because like anything worth fighting for, this too we can overcome through practice and much effort.
Let's take our Engineering approach and really refine and test that which hinders many in our field, these soft-skills. I invite you to join me in facing this challenge. Together we can obtain success, let us enter in to this great endeavor confidently, leaning on those who have come before us and journeying with they who are aside us; to be made well and understood as we are, in so much externally as internally.
I will likely (time-permitting) be building out a front-end/pipeline for this repository that will allow registered users to comment on these resources.
Growth Mindset, Trust and Confidence
Principal Engineer, Individual Contributor, Technical Management article on these roles
The 67 Competencies on a Trello Board - These competencies were created to help organizations assess and develop the skills and behaviors necessary for effective leadership and employee performance
A brief introduction to world of remote working from Brendan of GitLab
What is interviewing? 10% of interviewing prep focuses on conviction, 90% is on 'Rational Piece' -- this should not be so!
Among the best advice on Technical Interviews; helps instill confidence by placing value on what should receive visibility and offers a clear perspective on how to approach the interview process
12 tips and more to help any organization foster a healthy Developer environment, with a focus on mentorship and Junior Developers
"Just want to acknowledge you all are human.. Your cognitive resources are scarce and precious"
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