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- 1. Struggles of an Accidental Junior Developer
- 2. Hello! I am Alyss Noland Developer Advocate, consumer of cider, sassy person in SaaS You can find me at: @preciselyalyss
- 3. One person’s “great idea you must do immediately” is another person’s “thing I might want to try eventually.” One person’s “they are going to help me advance in my career” is another person’s “we’ll chat about career stuff occasionally.”
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- 7. Effective Pair Programming for JR Developers Make Mistakes Ask Questions Split time “driving”
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- 10. Don’t be afraid to be the one to reach out
- 11. At Work Finding Mentees & Mentors In The Community
- 12. Code Review “Natural mentoring occurs in your daily workflow”
- 13. Probably not a good example of Constructive Criticism but YMMV
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- 19. Mental Health
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Editor's Notes
- Qualities of a good mentors and mentees
- Socialize Meetups Happy hours Slack and group events
- Self-care in tech
- Review often, constructive feedback, code examples, be accessible
- Self-care in tech
- https://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers