Technical

1. NOT ASKING FOR HELP

It’s OK to ask for help! Asking for help doesn’t show weakness. In fact, sometimes you’ll find the solution just by explaining the problem to someone else. (It’s called rubber duck debugging!)

2. YOU ARE ALWAYS RIGHT!

No one is right 100% of the time. Always consider the possibility of being wrong and try to explore different perspectives and ideas.

3. NOT BEING OPEN TO CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM

Acting defensive about your code and knowledge is a major flaw. Don’t take constructive criticism as a personal attack. Use it as a tool to grow and improve.

4. IT CAN’T BE DONE!

There’s nothing worse than a developer saying, “It can’t be done!” Don’t give up too soon. There’s almost always a solution — stay curious and persistent.

5. NO CODING ORGANIZATION WHATSOEVER!

Sloppy code and poor architecture are red flags. Learn the principles of clean code and spend time organizing your work thoughtfully.

6. NOT PLANNING, JUST CODING

There’s an old saying: Weeks of coding can save you hours of planning. Take the time to plan your approach before diving in.

7. NOT HELPING OTHERS

The developer community thrives on sharing and collaboration. Don’t hoard knowledge — help others and grow together.

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