Learning
If you knew then what you know now, how would you learn, and how would you find mentors?
In their words
I am not afraid to make mistakes in my company.
Rather than treating me as just a mentee, they consider me a real peer
The more in-depth your knowledge, the more your peers will trust you.
I talked to product builders during networking sessions instead of just researching it as I did before.
when in doubt, reach out to Dwarves Team for support
Thanks to the writing experiences and continuous feedback, my writing skills have gotten better as well.
I'm normally ready to jump and find a more suitable environment when my job becomes too boring or I don't learn much.
Watching my mentor optimize code taught me more than weeks of remote tutorials could have.
Stories
- No. 07: Tuan Dao on learning from mistakes
- No. 18: My Anh on data to backend
- No. 20: Khac Vy on learning culture and mentorship
- No. 24: Dinh Nam on community learning
- No. 28: Khoi Ngo on mentorship culture
- No. 29: Hoang Nguyen on youthful energy
- No. 33: Nguyen Hoai Khang on community experience
- No. 34: Minh Cloud on expanding horizons
- No. 35: Cat Nguyen on team support
- No. 36: Nguyen Hieu Nghia on personal development
- No. 38: Khoi Nguyen on continuous learning
- No. 40: Tri Tran on growth environment
- No. 42: Dat Nguyen on hybrid learning