The hottest Career development Substack posts right now

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Data Science Weekly Newsletter 19 implied HN points 20 Apr 17
  1. There are helpful guides for jumping into data science, which can save time and provide a clear path for learning. These guides focus on figuring out what you need to learn, building a strong portfolio, and creating an impressive resume.
  2. AI and machine learning are making amazing advancements, like predicting heart attacks better than doctors and developing chatbots that can show emotions. These technologies are changing how we interact with machines and can improve our lives significantly.
  3. Resources like courses, articles, and books about data science are available to help people grow their skills. Whether it’s learning about deep learning tools or understanding statistical concepts, there's plenty of information out there.
The Leading Sapiens Weekly 2 HN points 18 Jan 24
  1. Richard Feynman's method of reframing goals from a positivist to a more playful perspective led to breakthroughs and ultimately, success.
  2. There's a difference between the direct approach and the oblique approach to decision-making and problem-solving, with obliquity often leading to innovative and effective solutions.
  3. It's important to consider incorporating obliquity into our goal-setting strategies, as over-reliance on direct approaches may limit potential for creativity and success.
The Skip 3 implied HN points 25 Jun 23
  1. To advance in product management, focus on mastering one or two key skills.
  2. The six superpowers for product managers include product crafting, growth expertise, domain expertise, market expertise, organizational expertise, and team expertise.
  3. Building expertise in each of the six areas is important for career growth and being able to tackle complex problems.
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Journo Resources - The Opportunities 0 implied HN points 07 Nov 23
  1. Pre-orders are available for the 2024 Yearbook from Journo Resources with exclusive features and personal development exercises.
  2. Various journalism job opportunities are open at organizations like Full Fact, Marie Claire, and HuffPost.
  3. Events and workshops are available for journalists looking to enhance self-editing skills and learn about topics like documentaries and podcasting.
The Daily Developer 0 implied HN points 08 Aug 23
  1. To have a significant impact, you must be prepared to work hard.
  2. In the world of software development, hard work and sacrifice are necessary for success.
  3. Embracing humility, seeking feedback, and fostering a growth mindset can help navigate challenges in the tech industry.
Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version 0 implied HN points 22 Jun 21
  1. The edition discusses open source fatigue and the human cost of maintaining Ruby gems, emphasizing the importance of contributing effectively to open source projects.
  2. To advance in a tech career, one needs not only technical skills but also the ability to navigate company dynamics and work well in teams, as highlighted by a list of skills for senior engineers.
  3. The newsletter sheds light on the experiences of LGBTQIA+ individuals in the tech industry, showcasing testimonies and resources for awareness and support.
TeamCraft 0 implied HN points 07 Aug 23
  1. Understand each employee's individual ambitions and motivations for effective career development.
  2. Create a personalized growth plan that aligns employee goals with organizational needs.
  3. Encourage self-driven development by focusing on intrinsic motivations and setting SMART goals.
Job Interview Society 0 implied HN points 06 Mar 23
  1. Sending a follow-up email or letter after an interview demonstrates professionalism and interest in the role.
  2. There are different types of follow-up emails you can send after an interview, including thank you notes and expressions of enthusiasm for the job.
  3. Following up with a thoughtful email can make a difference in staying at the forefront of the hiring manager's mind and potentially improving your chances of getting hired.
How to SWE 0 implied HN points 17 Feb 23
  1. The author still loves coding but doesn't do it every day as a software engineer.
  2. Instead of coding, the author focuses on engineering, designing solutions, and defining requirements.
  3. The author believes in finding the right thing to build, prioritizing quality over rushing to deliver code.
Madhur’s Writings 0 implied HN points 31 Mar 23
  1. Job satisfaction is subjective and varies from person to person based on their own goals and aspirations.
  2. It's important to define your life goals to avoid feeling bored or unsatisfied in your current job.
  3. Evaluate if your current job aligns with some of your goals to find contentment and avoid overthinking.
Engineering the Future 0 implied HN points 29 Apr 23
  1. Personal growth can be understood through symbolic stages of overcoming obstacles.
  2. Balancing ambition with contentment leads to a more fulfilling and meaningful life.
  3. Choosing a career involves a trade-off between learning and earning, with a focus on developing a skillset that aligns with personal convictions and goals.
The Next Chapter 0 implied HN points 29 Apr 23
  1. The author shares the final part of their career journey series, reflecting on their job search process and decision to work at Match Group.
  2. Despite initial expectations, the author had to reset their career aspirations after joining Match Group, focusing on a multi-hyphenate career, product development, and creative endeavors.
  3. The author highlights the book 'Free Food for Millionaires' by Min Jin Lee as a source of inspiration in navigating career challenges and seeking personal freedom.
Andrew's Substack 0 implied HN points 03 Jul 23
  1. Asking for help can be a competitive advantage and enlists people in your journey.
  2. Focus on doubling down on strengths rather than neutralizing non-fatal weaknesses.
  3. Find a balance in your skills - not too specific to limit opportunities, but not too general to be undervalued.