Navigating Challenges: Being a Good Technical Lead, part 4
Kristijan Pušić | June 12th, 2024
Hiring competencies for a Technical Lead are the fourth skill we will uncover in this article.
Coaching vs. Mentoring in the IT Workplace: Key Differences Explained
Kristijan Pušić | June 10th, 2024
In the world of IT, the distinction between coaching and mentoring becomes particularly significant.
Top 6 Questions to Ask Your Software Developer Mentor for Career Growth
Kristijan Pušić | June 5th, 2024
Firstly, let’s explain what a career mentor is. Along with technical, motivational and mentor innovators, there are four types of mentors.
What Do You Hope To Gain From A Mentoring Program?
Kristijan Pušić | May 27th, 2024
In the previous article, I discussed various methods for obtaining a mentor online.
IT Operations Management: How to Monitor Remote Workstations for Tech Issues
Info Setronica | May 26th, 2024
Workstations are specialized computers designed to handle tasks that conventional computers would struggle with.
Navigating Challenges: Being a good Technical Lead. Part 3.
Kristijan Pušić | May 26th, 2024
In the previous two articles on the subject of technical leads and the skills required for the role, we discussed mentorship and leadership.
Online Platforms For Mentoring In IT
Kristijan Pušić | May 22nd, 2024
For an IT AI-driven startup in 2024, focusing on platforms that can offer highly specialized, tech-oriented mentoring would be crucial.
Market Research: Why AI Projects Need to Work with Data Collection Services
Info Setronica | May 16th, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries across the globe, from autonomous vehicles to advanced medical diagnostics.
Why People Drop Out of Online Classes
Alla Dortman | May 15th, 2024
During my long HR career, I have conducted over 1000 interviews for a wide range of IT positions.
External code review. Why do you need it?
Kristijan Pušić | May 11th, 2024
A code review is a process in software development where one or more programmers examine another’s code to check for errors, bugs, or deviations from the project’s standards.
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