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Three Strategies for Working Solo as a Junior Developer

I followed these strategies while working alone as a junior developer. They helped turn a stressful, challenging situation into a great learning experience.

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Jumping into an Established Codebase as a Junior Developer

Joining a project with an established codebase is tricky. Check out these five techniques for finding sure footing in a new-to-you codebase.

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Lessons Learned from Atomic FC’s First Season

The season was fun, helped bond us together as colleagues, and also provided some learning opportunities that could be used at work.

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How to Build Confidence Through Consulting

Consulting work builds confidence to embrace uncomfortable challenges and capitalize on the opportunities that come your way.

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Managing Your Career in Tech – Part 2: Leverage OKRs for Personal Growth

Don't wait to get started with OKRs for personal development. Anyone can use them — you just need direction, will, and orientation around the framework.

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Managing Your Career in Tech – Part 1: Make Work Matter

Your work should matter to you in some way that outpaces monetary compensation so you can push your own career forward while also fulfilling your job responsibilities. It's a simpl

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Dungeon Master Skills You Can Bring to Work #6 – Teamwork

Teamwork is an important skill in a D&D campaign or an important project. You're on the same team. Play to your strengths. Keep focused on the end goal.

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How Teaching Board Games Makes Me a Better Consultant

Sometimes we don't need traditional methods to grow as consultants. Non-traditional methods like teaching board games can greatly improve our skills.

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Dungeon Master Skills You Can Bring to Work #5 – Adaptation

Adaptation is an important skill in an agile project. Be willing to be wrong. Cultivate excited exploration. Take a break to process information.

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Dungeon Master Skills You Can Bring to Work #4 – Communication

Communication is a key part of any group collaboration. But knowing what to say, and when not to overshare, is just as important as knowing how to share.

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Dungeon Master Skills You Can Bring to Work #3 – Preparation

Always take the time to prepare for an event, a meeting, or a D&D game. This will make the experience a better, more productive event.

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Dungeon Master Skills You Can Bring to Work #2 – Deliberation

The more opportunities you provide a team to participate in the decision-making process, the more they will buy into the determined course of action.

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