Tyler's 2021 Goals (Revisited)
This time of year, I try to look back and reflect on my goals from the last year
and set
4 Problems with Software Interviews
Earlier this week I posted a tweet
[https://twitter.com/airercode500/status/1439675990574202880?s=20] about my
frustrations with software
My road to becoming a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft
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September I'll officially
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functions. In
What I learned as a mentor for Microsoft's Neurodiversity Hiring Program
I'm a firm believer that all mentor/mentee relationships should be bidirectional. As good as it makes me feel to help someone along in the early parts of their career, I learn a lot about technology & leadership by forming connections with people I'd otherwise probably never meet.
3 Ways Event Storming Helps Build Enterprise Software
In the last few months my organization has made move towards describing our
problem space using Domain Driven Design. We
How 'water batteries' could make solar power more practical at scale
As I was wandering around the grocery store chatting with my friend Micah the
other day, she started explaining this
Digital First Design: Engineering Without Whiteboards
My main interest in this paradigm isn't necessarily around pandemic working conditions, but what a hybrid working model is going to look like for the folks who continue remote work as some of their peers return to the office.
The 4 States of Engineering Teams
As I make my way through An Elegant Puzzle
[https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/an-elegant-puzzle-book-review/] I'm going to
be
Tyler's 2021 Goals
Given that I just spent the last hour or so reflecting on my last year of goals,
I want to