No matter where you currently stand in your Programming career, it's pretty common to come across people who are non-programmers yet they have thei...
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I'm not a programmer, but I've worked with many devs and been in the field for around 7 years.
The misconception I hear very frequently from devs in training/junior devs is that something must be wrong with them if they have a lot of questions. Like any field, if you have a question, it's a sign that you're learning, curious, and hungry for knowledge! I also think that junior devs are understandably anxious that they bother more senior devs if they ask them questions — while some days are busier than others, this just isn't the case! The Q&A process makes teams closer ⭐️
This is sooo true! Thanks for your comment.
Thanks Gracie for sharing your experience! And yes communication plays a great role...
Hey Mike, looks like you have misunderstood that part. I meant that women can do better than what they are currently doing. It didn't mean to say that women can do better than men.
Ah! Sorry for the misconception
Good one rishabh🔥 🔥 very much informative for begginers.
Thanks a lot Ajay!
That sounds awesome! We will love to read it...
All they need is the right mentor ❤️
Right Aditya! This can really make a big difference.
Great Article🔥🔥🔥. Non programmers just have to start learning and once they become comfortable, then hunger for learning more increases.
Absolutely my bro! It's just about getting started!
Fix my pc... But you are programmer!