What "Top 1%" Developers Do Differently (You Can Too)

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

I'd say if there was one thing that can improve your abilities greatly it would be this: *Revise your methodlogy continuously.* If you continue to do the same thing the same way, you may never discover better ways to do a better job. That means stagnation. However, revising and improving the way you aproach your work isn't a formula that guarantees succes. What it does gurarantee is that you'll not stay at the same level and you will advance more quickly.

[@invictuz4803]

The glue work advice was invaluable. The amount of glue work I'm doing compared to coding work as a junior-intermediate is painful. So glad that you offer the exact steps to resolve this at 8:15! The next tip about promoting your work is gold too. This is the mentorship advice I always needed, and now I have it. If there's any career advice video any software developers should see, it's this one. Thank you!

[@Turnpost2552]

Sincerily f glue work, if its not shipable and demonstratable it might as well be dead according to employer

[@Turnpost2552]

This sht is my psychological nonsense. "Snacking" lol

[@Turnpost2552]

QUESTION IS HOW DO YOU DO THAT HARD QUESTION. Anybody and everybody know to do more work equal getting hired like come on now. Tf

[@Turnpost2552]

Nobody with 10 years of exp is looking at your video they know what to do. Talk to your audience which is mostly 5 years below

[@howardtaylor9114]

New maths: By learning everything from this video, the 99% can become part of the 1%.

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

By learning *and* applying. That's the hard part. It makes all the difference. Learning can only get you so far.

[@kazmi401]

then there will be no more 1%.

[@Kampouse]

i hate the title: "how to level up you skill as a junior developper"