What I've learnt as a Software Engineer in the past year at Bending Spoons
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A software engineer shares lessons they have learned over the past year including asking for feedback, being ambitious, focusing, planning carefully, and leading and inspiring others. They introduce themselves as a software engineer at Bending Spoons and provide their background working at other companies like XPeppers, Garr, and CERN. A second software engineer also introduces themselves, sharing they have been at Bending Spoons since 2016 and previously worked at FBK and studied at UniTN.
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- 1. What I’ve learnt as a Software Engineer in the past year Speck&Tech Retreat v2 - 20 October 2019
- 2. Who are we? Specker since Friday 👻 Software Engineer @ Bending Spoons Ex Software Engineer @ XPeppers, Garr, CERN Ex Yarn contributor sv@bendingspoons.com
- 3. Who are we? Specker since 2016 😱 Software Engineer @ Bending Spoons Ex Student @ UniTN Ex Software Engineer @ FBK dp@bendingspoons.com
- 4. 1. Ask for feedback
- 6. 3. Focus
- 8. 5. Lead & inspire others