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Why You Need An Intention For Your Coding Career
Last week, I wrote about the most painful lesson my best job taught me. The concept of a "plan" generated some discussion. Here I'm expanding on that. It took me over 10 years to connect the dots. For years, I didn't have a career plan. I jumped from job to job feeling something was missing. OK, when I say "jump," I mean fired, bored, and laid off. That was my most painful lesson. It cost me my health at the lowest point. A "plan" sounds like a blueprint with every career scenario figured out in
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