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6 Questions that Keep Your Team Engaged During Remote Meetings

Keep people engaged, avoid awkward pauses, and make your remote meetings more conversational by asking these six questions.

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3 Career Lessons from 20 Years as a Developer

You don't need a title to lead or to change your company for the better. Trust yourself, and don't be afraid to step out with good ideas.

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Using Mind Maps for Technical Planning and Writing

Do you find yourself stuck when starting on a technical challenge or piece of writing? A mind map can you get your thoughts in order.

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Networking Opportunities for Atomic Interns & Employees

I believe the connections one makes at Atomic and in our sphere of influence will be deeper and more meaningful than one could get at a large company.

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4 Fun Twitter Handles that Teach Coding

Finding a community of fun, passionate developers and accessible educational resources on Twitter really helped me understand and find my place in the industry.

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5 Principles that Have Guided Me Through My Twenties

After spending nearly all of my 20s at a software consultancy, I’ve started to recognize a core set of principles that I think could help all software professionals.

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Explore the World! Take a Code Vacation

Take time to get away from the codebases you use every day and explore something new. You'll recharge, get inspired, and expand your horizons.

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How I Stayed Focused & Motivated While Working Solo

While working alone was less than ideal, I was able to make the best of it by leaning on others for collaboration and by consciously managing my time.

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Stop Trying to Optimize Your New Developers!

New developers can only learn so many things at once, and they need to tackle high-value skills first. Optimizing their workflow can — and should! — wait.

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Strategies for Remote Mentorship

Mentoring (and being mentored) while working remotely requires a high level of communication. It’s challenging, but it's well worth it for both parties.

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Remote Onboarding: Lessons from a Summer Shoveling Manure

Onboarding remotely is difficult and stressful. But if we can stay flexible, work together, and pay attention to our environments, we can make it easier.

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How to Ask When You Don’t Know What to Ask

How do you ask for clarification when you're completely confused? Here are a few strategic questions to help you understand a problem when you aren't sure where to start.

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