Leadership at all levels
I'm discussing with a lot of people lately about what it means to be a leader when it comes to the workplace. This is most often talked about in the context of management, but I strongly believe this applies to everyone, regardless of their function or level. I&
Learning at work
Regardless of your knowledge level, there's always something to learn. There's so much material out there these days, that there is literally no excuse to not learning and leveling yourself up. I personally watch a lot of YouTube, read books, articles, blogs, and participate in various
So you want to get promoted?
Have you seen people that somehow get promoted every 1-2 years while others stay in the same role for a long time? Have you ever wondered what gives? How come two engineers that started from the same spot and apparently did similar things can end up having a totally different
System Design Interview 101
If you have interviewed for a software engineering role, even graduate roles, you're very likely to come across system design interviews. Though not as infamous as the algorithms & data structures interview, it's nonetheless just as difficult, if not more so. What's more, it&
Moving fast
Have you ever seen colleagues who seemingly do more in a day of work, not once but consistently? Have you ever wondered how do these people do it? I have seen quite a few engineers like this throughout my career and at some point it got me thinking - is
