What it took to propel a career in tech in five years

Five years of logged learnings (articles, courses and projects) and what they taught me about building a career through steady practice.

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After having kept a concise (and incomplete) log of my technical learnings for five years at this point, I can see I’ve come a long way, yet this is only the beginning. From now on, it is time to focus on taking concrete action, build on the foundation that has been laid out over time and start appreciating life from a broader perspective, too, as there are of course many aspects that have contributed to put me at this exact spot on this journey. Theory leads to a deeper understanding in any field, but in the end, the results being produced are what matter most and spending quality time getting good at one’s craft is key to making real progress. I think the most important steps to take in this context are getting into the habit of learning constantly and working towards generating a profound desire to excel, just for its own sake.

To glory and beyond!


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