Thetechbee

The truth is we all have coding habits and they determine our levels of productivity.
Some of these habits are good, while others are detrimental.

Some of the coding habits I have had to battle with over time are:
📌Not documenting my code properly.
📌Not using Git for an extended period (I did regret this bad habit. I lost half my files when my SSD grew wings).
📌Not reading the documentation adequately before coding (I too know somebody😆).

What I am trying to say is, we all have that annoying coding habit we would like to work on.

Okay, so tell me yours in the comment section.
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So, quick question. 🤔

What will you do with your skills if no company decides to hire you?

Would you learn more skills to compete in the marketplace or do something for yourself? 🤧

I have had several conversations with individuals who after internship could not get a job. While some individuals got fired and found it hard to get another placement.

Three years ago, during a conversation with a mentor, I asked him how long it would take someone to fully understand JavaScript.

Well, if you can guess his answer. HE LAUGHED IN MY FACE 😂

I was embarrassed, but I could tell JavaScript was not a language I could understand in 6 months. JavaScript has a broad curriculum, and it is applicable in almost every field of programming.

So I won't talk too much. If you have been following me before now, you might notice I have decided to pivot.

It is time for serious business. Stay tuned 🥰

Sometimes, all you need to make a difference is a Laptop, writing materials, and a will to SURVIVE.