Software Engineering is a little bit way more than code.

and one of the things I've learned about technology is its constantly evolving nature, there is always a newer version of a language or a new framework but one thing is constant - Problem Solving

As A Software Engineer, you are also known as a Problem solver. The code you write is just an instruction on how to solve a problem

So on, today's episode I'll be sharing more things in addition to "Developing your problem-solving skill" that I've learned as a Software Engineer. Enjoy!

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In 3 months I had not suddenly become a pro neither was I over my imposter syndrome but I just knew that,

It was time to break out of the tutorial loop,

It was time to actually use all my learnings in real-life practice and most importantly I knew I was not where I use to be and I just needed to put myself out there because I wanted to be better and I had gotten enough from tutorials and I was itching to be in the work environment.

This is the concluding part of my struggles dealing with impostor syndrome in the outside world and how I was able to push forward. Enjoy!

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"So now what next?" Immediately after school, this was the question I started asking myself.

I knew I wanted to work full time as a Software Developer or Web Designer but Impostor syndrome didn't make finding my first job all that easy. I learned that the most valuable things I had gained out of school were the ability to break down problems into small manageable bits to build the bigger picture and that those were mostly just the foundation but also very important.

Today's episode is a summary of my struggles dealing with impostor syndrome in the outside world and how I was able to push forward. Enjoy!

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This very episode is my real-life example of if life gives you a lemon, make lemonades.

It illustrates my growth, and how I was able to find grounds in areas where I thought I couldn't stand Today's episode is a summary of the epic moment where I made the switch and became a Software Engineer, Enjoy!

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