kurtisdipo

1. Learn to be criticised and to gain as much knowledge from that, as possible.

2. Learn to fail and feel good with that. And as above, to gain as much knowledge from that, as possible.

3. Learn to be confident enough to defend your solution.

4. Read as many non stricly technical books related to programming as possible. Ie. "The Pragmatic Programmer", "Rework", "Clean code", etc.

5. Don't take your job too serious. If you worry about your code after hours, stop! And if you can't, change your employer.

6. Everyone makes mistakes. Just try to not repeat them.

- 99% Invisible

- TED Radio Hour

- Stuff To Blow Your Mind

- Tech News Today

- Science Friday

- Freakonomics Radio

- This WEEK in TECH

- This Week in Google

I was told by an Uber driver recently, that surge rates appear, when demand outgrows supply in certain area. So those, who will to pay more, will receive their car much faster. No big deal (-: