Career guidance and professional development
Master your first 30 days at a tech startup. This guide covers cultural integration, technical onboarding, and how to make a lasting impact as a new graduate hire.
Learn how an engineering notebook helps new developers master codebases faster, solve bugs efficiently, and build a 'brag document' for successful performance reviews.
Starting your first tech job can be overwhelming. Learn how to navigate the Dunning-Kruger effect and overcome imposter syndrome with our practical guide for new graduates.
Is the junior developer role dead? Discover why the entry-level tech market is evolving in 2025 and learn actionable strategies to stand out, master AI tools, and land your first job.
Discover why an engineering notebook is the ultimate 'second brain' for junior developers. Learn how to document your growth, impress senior leads, and fast-track your career.
Discover how keeping an engineering notebook can accelerate your technical growth, simplify performance reviews, and help you stand out as a high-performing new hire in the tech industry.
Starting your first tech job is a psychological challenge. Learn how to navigate the Dunning-Kruger effect and overcome imposter syndrome with practical tips for new software engineers.
Transitioning from university to a tech startup is a massive leap. Here is what to expect in your first month, from shipping code to navigating the 'wearer of many hats' culture.
New grads often feel the need to be busy every second, but intentional 'nothing' time can lead to better code architecture and mental clarity. Learn how to structure your first 90 days for success.
Transitioning from a top student to a junior developer can be daunting. Learn how to recognize the Dunning-Kruger effect and overcome imposter syndrome in your first tech role.
Is AI replacing junior developers? Discover why new grads are not 'doomed' and how to use AI tools to gain a competitive edge in the software engineering job market.
Discover the reality of startup life for new grads. Learn how the first 30 days teach you about speed, autonomy, and cross-functional skills in the tech industry.
