I was a programmer for eight years; this is what I learned.

I learned a lot during my eight years as a programmer. I’m grateful for the experience and for the things I learned. Here are some of the most important things I learned: 1. How to think like a computer This may sound obvious, but it’s not as easy as it sounds. Once you learn to think like a computer, it becomes much easier to understand how they work and how to program them. 2. How to break down problems into

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Five things you didn’t know about Incognito Mode

Incognito Mode is a feature in most browsers that allows users to browse the internet without saving their history, cookies, or other information. It’s often used by people who want to keep their browsing habits private, for example, by employers who don’t want their employees looking at pornography or other websites they deem inappropriate. Here are five facts about Incognito Mode that you may not be aware of: Incognito Mode doesn’t keep you anonymous. Your IP address can still be

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The introvert’s guide to clear and effective public speaking

The presentation of the findings comes at the end of the analysis. How you present your findings is just as important as the findings themselves. My boss has over 30 years of experience in the Access To Information field; he could jump out of bed and deliver a powerful 20-minute presentation with just five minutes of prep time and three bullet points. As admirable as that is, not everyone is built that way: Consider this: Gifted speakers are born, but

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Choosing the Right Photo for Your Job Search

It’s essential to look your best when you are job searching. It might seem like a trivial detail, but your photo is one of the first things recruiters will see before they even meet you. How do you know what kind of picture to post? It would help if you had a professional-looking headshot showing your personality and skillset. This blog post will discuss how to choose the right photo for your job search so recruiters can find who they

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Focus on Results, Not Effort: The Quickest Wins in the Fastest Way

When it comes to getting things done, we often focus on the effort required rather than the result we want to achieve. We tell ourselves that we must work hard and put in long hours to succeed. But what if there was a better way? What if you could achieve your goals with less effort and shorter time? It turns out you can. And it all starts with focusing on results rather than effort. When you focus on the desired

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Working from home? Be sure you have these three tools.

Working from home is a dream come true for many people. The freedom to work in your PJs, the ability to take time off whenever you want, and not having to worry about commuting are just some of the reasons why it’s so popular. But what happens when something goes wrong? What if you have an emergency at home or need help with a project? Luckily, three tools will make working from home much more accessible! WhatsApp WhatsApp sees over

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5 Signs You’re Becoming A Better Programmer

In programming, as in most things in life, results matter most. It’s not about how hard you work or how long you spend on something; it’s about what comes out the other end. This is a lesson that I’ve had to learn the hard way — through a lot of trial and error. In this post, I’ll share some of the lessons I’ve learned along the way, and how they’ve shaped my thinking like a programmer. Hopefully, they’ll be helpful

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