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The document discusses the complexity of software development from both the software and developer perspective. It notes that software is complex due to unclear requirements, difficulty connecting different levels of abstraction, unpredictability from being virtual and created by humans. Developers contribute through communication, abstraction, management skills, and defining logical structures, but must also focus on the problem, validate solutions, and have strong negotiation skills. The document advises developers to focus their career in a specialty, research companies carefully, and leverage their unique strengths as leaders.
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- 3. Developer’s contribution Communication capability Anxiety Lesser listening with more questions Not understanding the context Abstraction & Composition Inner & Outer Management Define Conceptual & Physical Outline Being predictable with professional attributes
- 4. There is no right solution Selling the solution after proper validation needs Negotiation Skills Power of articulation. Focus on the problem and tackling only the problem mentioned Always look back at the solution
- 5. Let’s think about career What we want in this field – be focused and be specialist Mobile Specialist Integration Specialist Information Specialist. Manage all this persons.. Try to research the right company and be there Salary Branding Innovation Abroad opportunity.
- 6. Playing it right Play to your strength Analytical Programmatically Graphical Abstract Be a leader & visionary You are unique and best in this world. Try to create your resume and have a consistent career.