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Becoming a MID: Two Perspectives on Leveling Up

Talkat Rocky Mountain Ruby 2016 · 2016-09-21..09-23· [career-development]
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Covers concrete steps for moving from junior to mid: practicing by teaching others and side projects, using the Pomodoro Technique for focus, learning Sequel/SQL for real work, and treating domain by doing customer field trips (they literally visit stores). Recommends pairing practices—ping-pong pairing, chest-timer turns, pairing retros—and using code reviews as a safety net. Argues for setting measurable goals, asking “stupid” questions, and breaking problems into bite-sized tasks.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:50KINSEY ANN DURHAM
  3. 1:14KIMBERLY D BARNES
  4. 2:58IMPORTANT WORDS
  5. 7:15APPROACHING PROBLEMS
  6. 9:27TECHNICAL LEARNING AXES
  7. 11:25BALANCING AXES
  8. 12:17DUMB QUESTIONS
  9. 17:24SENIOR DEVELOPER VS. MENTOR
  10. 20:19FEEDBACK
  11. 24:59SOLO TIME + CODE REVIEWS
  12. 26:04PING PONG PAIRING
  13. 29:31EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
  14. 30:23IMPORTANCE OF BALANCE / MINDFULNESS
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