I think the most challenging thing for a JR Dev is to overcome your own critiques, learn how to feel valuable to the team, and develop a good scale to measure if you are doing well. What I have learned in 4 years of being a Dev is that SR. Dev's that have 10+ years of experience, still have days where they feel like a noob, and they make the same mistakes as I do, just not as often.
Thank you for sharing this, Zachary!! I feel like overcoming my own critiques and learning how to feel valuable to the team are both things I'm going to need to work on and learn!
It's super helpful to see this type of perspective -- thank you again!!
I think the most challenging thing for a JR Dev is to overcome your own critiques, learn how to feel valuable to the team, and develop a good scale to measure if you are doing well. What I have learned in 4 years of being a Dev is that SR. Dev's that have 10+ years of experience, still have days where they feel like a noob, and they make the same mistakes as I do, just not as often.
Thank you for sharing this, Zachary!! I feel like overcoming my own critiques and learning how to feel valuable to the team are both things I'm going to need to work on and learn!
It's super helpful to see this type of perspective -- thank you again!!
Your welcome! Look forward to seeing the impact you have on the Dev community as a whole. Love your writing, it's fantastic and approachable!
Thank you, Zachary!!! 😭