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Changing our minds on a belief or issue that we stand by is not easy and as humans but is required o
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In today's episode, we're talking about goals and what we tend to give up in order to reach those go
In today's episode, we're talking about balance as it relates to decision making. We'll dig into two
A useful default is an action you can take on a regular basis that you expect to provide some level
How can you write a pull request that's productive? in today's episode, we're talking about how to b
What does it mean to collaborate as an engineer with other engineers? In today's episode, we're talk
How do our brains and our minds perceive code? In today's episode, we're talking about what code is
When you think correlation and causation you might think of graphs and research. As one data point c
What effect does your value system have on your personal and professional growth? In today's episode
We often don't know about all of the failures that exist, but what causes failure? The path to succe
In today's episode, we're doing a visualization exercise. Grab a piece of paper and pen or pencil an
The average engineer hears this over and over, "question your assumptions." In today's epi
When do you walk away from a problem to find the solution? In today's episode of Developer Tea, we'r
What are your default problem solving strategies? In today's episode of Developer Tea, we're talking
What makes up the orders that we follow? In today's episode, we're talking about truths about the wo
In today's episode, we conclude the conversation with Dan Heath, author of a new book , Upstream. In
In today's episode, we sit down with Dan Heath, author of a new book , Upstream. In this part 1 of t
At some point our knowledge runs out, but even more perplexing is the ability to look forward in tim
If you had to define learning to an engineer, you'd probably mention some type of fact memorization
