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If you have something you are passionate about, interrogate that relationship. What specifically do you enjoy about it? I bet it’s the aspect where your talent comes out. What else can you do with that talent?

The Algebra of Wealth

Scott Galloway

Most programmers need some help early in their career as they make the transition from learning how to program to learning how to solve complex problems through code. It’s a small but important difference that requires a different way of thinking about problems. You’ve learned how to use the foundational concepts of your language to build programs, but now you need to learn how to break down a problem and construct a solution using the building blocks available to you.

Junior to Senior: Career Advice for the Ambitious Programmer

David Glassanos

Your tagline is often a make-or-break moment. The goal of the tagline is to tell people: - Who you are - What you're working on - What they should expect It's not time to be cute or clever. It's time to be clear. ![](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdonTptXwAA-45j.jpg)

X Hates LinkedIn

Justin Welsh

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