The People's Software Engineer
BhavanaA newsletter where I share my experiences and advice from my career journey to Principal Engineer.
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5 mistakes that can have you stuck at mid senior level as a software engineer
Every promotion as a software engineer comes with its own challenges, but the promotion from mid-senior to senior engineer is especially hard.
How to really understand user requirements
When we’re starting out as junior engineers, we’re mostly told what to do. We’re given both the “what” and the “how” of a solution, and we’re expected to just implement it.
How I track long running goals
A while ago, I made a LinkedIn post about how senior+ engineers need to focus on long running initiatives. Since the results from these initiatives take time to materialize, it is often difficult to find the motivation to make progress on t...
How to actually network
There was a time in my early career when I believed that any activity that pulled me away from writing code was a complete waste of my time. To add to it, the word “networking” made me cringe.
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Hello! \ud83d\ude4b♀️ I’m a Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft, with a passion for large scale software design and helping software engineers level up their interpersonal communication skills.
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