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1) When someone comments on your pull request about how you could make your code more efficient - don't get upset - be happy to learn and get better at coding. And get back at your code and refactor it.

2) If someone is mean to you. Like really _mean_ to you, tell them. (Or tell team lead etc...) Some examples are: - UX guy jumping up on you grabbing your keyboard while in the middle of complicated rebase = not ok! - other developers not talking to you/ not helping you because they feel superior = not ok! - random people coming up to your desk demanding you take immediate action because they experienced 'some bug' = not ok! - people sending you cryptic emails "everything looks fucked up" = ... relax, tell them to send screenshots

3) Take breaks! I actually think this is one of the hardest points and I still cannot get myself up sometimes for breaks - but yeah - fucking take breaks! You don't need to go out with the smokers every 40 mins, but try to break for lunch and mayyybeee socialize (if your co-workers are actually sociable)

4) I can't believe I'm actually posting this but - if you happen to be a straight male and there's a female on the team... ugh... don't stare at her boobs or at her in general - talk to her about code - yes there are female coders out there and fyi they are just like you so don't be too creepy and listen to what they have to say about your code. -__-

parent kalzium 10 years ago

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