The Beginning Software Engineer's Playbook - Johnson, Wellington
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The Beginning Software Engineer's Playbook is a non-fictional guide/handbook for beginner and mid-level software engineers to navigate some of the often-overlooked parts of their career. This book contains habits, techniques, and mental frameworks to adopt and use in order to sustainably grow in their careers. It allows the reader to pull from my experiences, as I've faced many challenges dealing with giant code bases, navigating burnout and impostor syndrome, networking inside and outside of work for more opportunities, prioritizing physical and mental health during stressful sprints, and…mehr

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The Beginning Software Engineer's Playbook is a non-fictional guide/handbook for beginner and mid-level software engineers to navigate some of the often-overlooked parts of their career. This book contains habits, techniques, and mental frameworks to adopt and use in order to sustainably grow in their careers. It allows the reader to pull from my experiences, as I've faced many challenges dealing with giant code bases, navigating burnout and impostor syndrome, networking inside and outside of work for more opportunities, prioritizing physical and mental health during stressful sprints, and much, much more. What's really important to me is that this book empowers those who would like to enter the world of software engineering, are just now entering it, or are in the middle of their careers to benefit from my battle tested advice and mental frameworks. This is a practical playbook that you'll be able to revisit time and time again throughout your career in order to strategize on how to best tackle an issue or overcome an obstacle.
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Autorenporträt
Wellington A. Johnson II is a full-stack software engineer with years of experience both in and out of the office. He's been on large teams at a supply chain IT consulting firm that works on enterprise software for order and inventory management systems, and is currently working at a financial technology startup focused on disrupting the way we think about employee-owned businesses. Wellington's passion is equipping junior to mid-level engineers with the knowledge needed to start off on the best foot possible for their career. He also loves deeply thinking about how organizational culture can be shaped to ensure the best possible foundation for incoming software engineering talent.