Craft
If you knew then what you know now, how would you get good at the work faster?
In their words
Once you develop a product, it should come with long-term value.
This gave me more opportunities to learn since all our projects were brand new.
If you've practiced with a language and still don't enjoy it or find joy in it, don't force yourself to use it.
When you hit a problem, find where its core is and solve that, instead of getting tangled up fixing the side things that miss the point.
I realized that I always set my own standards for QA engineering work, rather than simply achieving customer requirements.
Guessing is often worse, because it guesses with full confidence.
Stories
- No. 01: Huy Nguyen on software engineering values
- No. 03: Quynh Le on testing as a career
- No. 12: Anh Tran on UI design journey
- No. 14: An Tran on senior engineering
- No. 17: Hieu Vu on Golang journey
- No. 19: Tay Nguyen on focusing on the core
- No. 26: Bien Vo on customer value
- No. 30: Le Kim Ngan on QA standards
- No. 43: Tuan Dao on delegating to AI