How to be an amazing Junior Developer/Intern [StoryTime Saturdays]
How can you stand out during your internship or early career to get ahead.
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How can you turn your internship into a return offer?
What can you do to quickly move from a junior developer role into a more senior position?
These are questions that a lot of you have no doubt asked. Standing out in your early career stages can exponentially speed up the trajectory of your growth, both personally and professionally. Making a strong impression will ensure that you get better opportunities at work, save you from a lot of wasted hours, and be one of your strongest layers of defense against layoffs. For this article, I talked to various tech leaders and managers about the actions that help junior devs/interns stand out to them. This article will go over the recurring motifs that I saw in our conversations.
Whether you’re an intern looking to get that return offer, a junior dev looking to shoot through the career ladder, or a senior dev/manager looking to improve the productivity of your junior devs, this is not an article you want to miss.
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