
wolf4earth
ElixirMix 140 - How to Become a Top End Developer
Charles Max Wood takes the lead this week. He and Adi Iyengar discuss what Top End Devs are and what people should be doing to become Top End Devs.
They start out discussing the default trajectory of a developer’s career and then talk about how to get boosts off that line and into higher levels of achievement and fulfillment.
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dimitarvp
I would really enjoy these much more if they were transcribed…
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wolf4earth
I can sympathize with that. Personally I tend to listen to Podcasts in settings where reading would be impractical, like doing the dishes and other chores. Then it’s nice to just put on some headphones and tune out.
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wolf4earth
I’m “merely” one of the panelists but I shared your thoughts on the internal Discord, let’s see what comes of it.
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