The hottest Skill development Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Technology Made Simple 39 implied HN points 26 Jun 22
  1. 10x engineers focus on mastering tools they know, but balancing that with exploring new technologies can lead to career growth.
  2. Being a good coder isn't just about coding more; thoughtful consideration, communication, and engaging with stakeholders are vital.
  3. Avoiding constant context switching, deep work blocks, and using the F.R.E.E framework (Focus, Results-Oriented, Efficiency, Empathy) can boost productivity.
The Small Business Corner 2 HN points 04 Jun 24
  1. Focusing on mastering one field with intense focus and dedication can lead to true greatness and success.
  2. Building a diverse skill set by combining mediocre skills can also create a powerful market force and open up new opportunities.
  3. Balancing deep expertise in one field with additional skills can help navigate uncertainty, attract more opportunities, and create something unique.
Technology Made Simple 39 implied HN points 27 Apr 22
  1. Start by solving edge/base cases to warm up your mind and gain momentum for complex problems
  2. Run through hypothetical solutions manually to gain intuition and avoid getting stuck on challenging coding problems
  3. After understanding 'what' your solution does, focus on 'how' to implement it using modular and incremental coding
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Day One 2 HN points 16 Mar 24
  1. Ideas are the seeds of creation, and your environment plays a crucial role in nurturing them to grow.
  2. When managing ideas, learn all you can about them and document resources that come your way to prepare for when you can work on them.
  3. Create a roadmap for your ideas with skill-based and income-based milestones to maintain focus, prioritize tasks, and compound efforts for faster growth.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 39 implied HN points 30 Nov 16
  1. To achieve a high starting salary, focus on advancing your skills to work internationally.
  2. Enhance your English proficiency and academic performance through scholarships and global resources.
  3. Engage in practical activities like CTF challenges, open-source projects, and internships to gain cybersecurity expertise and professional growth.
The Skip 1 HN point 20 Aug 23
  1. Every superpower has a weakness that needs to be overcome.
  2. Feedback on your strengths can be inconsistent and subtle, making it challenging to identify and address your weaknesses.
  3. To advance in your career, you need desire, self-awareness, and humility to tackle and eliminate your shadows.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 0 implied HN points 01 Jan 16
  1. If you don't have much work experience, show off your projects. They can really help your resume stand out.
  2. Make sure to describe your personal projects well. This way, potential employers see the value of your work.
  3. Consider using LaTeX for your resume formatting. It can give your resume a professional and neat look.
SAURABH SAHA 0 implied HN points 30 Mar 23
  1. Skills are the ability to do a job well, leading to productivity and better lifestyle.
  2. The education system in India focuses more on knowledge than practical skills, leading to a gap in real-world preparedness.
  3. To succeed in a changing world, students and professionals need to focus on building practical skills through experiential learning and community interaction.
Leadership Tales 0 implied HN points 23 Apr 23
  1. Strategic patience is about preparing yourself for opportunities and seizing them when they come.
  2. Invest in your long-term professional development, even if it means sacrificing short-term gains.
  3. Be ready to seize opportunities quickly with the right skills, like Tesla did in the EV market.
DiGiTalk Newsletter 0 implied HN points 29 Jan 24
  1. Learning is a continuous process that involves steps, experiences, and becoming an expert.
  2. Today's youth seek learning through platforms like YouTube and ChatGPT, implementing projects and progressing towards expertise.
  3. The journey of learning and becoming an expert never ends, requiring constant updating and staying up-to-date.
Joseph Gefroh 0 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Product managers must know how to synthesize information for effective communication and alignment.
  2. Adding structure to your narrative, such as Problem-Solution-Value or Situation-Action-Result, can enhance the clarity of your communication.
  3. Synthesizing various sources of information is important for product managers to construct a cohesive storyline and convey a clear message.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 09 Jun 21
  1. Building an audience and making money online can be achieved by offering a free product to attract followers and subscribers.
  2. Learning data science involves introspection to identify what aspects you enjoy, such as problem-solving and quick learning, and utilizing valuable resources like Datacamp for skill development.
  3. To achieve financial freedom, it's crucial to identify and invest in a 'wealth vehicle,' which can be any business or system aiming to grow wealth, following a 4-step process of making money, saving, investing, and scaling.
🔮 Crafting Tech Teams 0 implied HN points 21 May 24
  1. The book 'Domain Modeling Made Functional' is highly recommended for its unique approach that discusses implementation without overwhelming object-oriented patterns.
  2. The book club offers a structured environment with calls, accountability groups, and networking opportunities to support learning and growth.
  3. Tips for optimizing your reading process include speed reading techniques to save time, amplify knowledge, boost confidence, improve focus, and absorb key insights for applying changes effectively.
QUALITY BOSS 0 implied HN points 23 Jan 24
  1. Learning something new can be exciting and helps us grow. Spend a little time today exploring a topic that interests you.
  2. Even a few minutes of learning can teach you a lot. You could check out fun facts or simple life skills to improve your day.
  3. Ask yourself what you learned today or if you take time to learn regularly. It's a great conversation starter!