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Read more »Today a quick tip but a massive time saver in the long run. Let’s stop being hooked on suggested youtube vides and watch only what we really care about.
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Read more »I am a constant joker! Most of the time there’s nothing bad about this, but in a senior-level position in big software company, some level of seriousness can be helpful. The power to be a great communicator lies somewhere in-between, doesn’t it?
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