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  1. Becoming a true Full-stack Engineer

    The other day I was browsing around on LinkedIn and I saw that more and more of my peers were labeling themselves as full-stack engineers. Over the last several years I’ve been seeing a higher uptick of this moniker being used by engineers to self-describe their abilities. For obvious…
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  2. Why Intuit?

    Like many aspiring Software Engineers in college, I have searched for and have had the privilege to work for several internships across various tech companies. All of this was done in service to hopefully landing a great career. Since....you know, after I was done with school, I had to…
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  3. Google I/O 2016 in Review

    Last month I had the opportunity to attend Google I/O for the first time ever. For those of you unaware, Google I/O is an annual developer conference that Google hosts to reveal their latest and greatest tech. I've been trying to get into this conference since my 4th…
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  4. Working Effectively as a Team

    Throughout your entire academic career you have probably had to work on several group projects and had the "opportunity" to work in teams. The thought of working in a team may still bring back painful memories for some of you. When these teams are formed, sometimes they may…
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  5. The Controversial 11 Lines of Javascript

    I'm going to hop onto the current bandwagon of discussing one of the most "controversial" incidents to hit the developer community recently. That's right, I'm going to be talking about left-pad. If you don't already know about all the shenanigans you can read up more on it here…
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  6. Embrace your Laziness

    Before I began working full-time, I used to believe that a Software Engineer, Programmer, Developer, etc. were all synonymous. They were just various fancy ways to describe one thing - a person who codes with the intention of making stuff. There's nothing that professionals love more than to make up…
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