I bought Visual Studio 6.0 in a box while working as a LAN engineer. A year later, I was a programmer in Texas. Reading didn't get me there. Tinkering did. Yet I still fall into the productivity trap—organizing instead of doing.
After a decade in the same job, I still feel the urge to build something of my own. It’s not about chasing success but creating something meaningful—something that solves real problems and brings value. The challenge excites me, and I’m ready to take the leap again.
You did read that right! and it wasn’t a writing mistake. The title of this post is, in fact,
As a kid, this is something we are asked often, and often we have an answer for this – an astronaut,
In response to those companies, hiring managers, interviewers who keep asking the same question: Where can I find great developers?