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.
Some training topics don't appear in my daily work, so I prefer to focus on those I apply almost every day
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.
Despite the steep learning curve, I realized a crucial lesson: 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 recently learned a new language, Elixir, for a project I worked on with a client.
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